Are you looking for some fun ideas to photograph some spooky Halloween themed shoots? Why not grab some friends — and I do mean a few. This can be thrown together quite quickly if you’re organized enough. You would be amazed at what you can create with a little thinking
Halloween is the season for spooky tales of all kinds — even camera gear-related ones! After all, horror comes in many forms, especially when you’re out shooting an important client or personal work. You only need to experience one or two of these disastrous moments to feel a different kind
Halloween is one of the most fun holidays there is. Kids dress up in crazy costumes and consume more sugar than is good for them. People all over decorate their houses to welcome the madness of trick-or-treating. With these, you should be ready to make portraits. Bring the good camera for
Halloween is the perfect time to experiment with dramatic lighting styles to create a spooky and atmospheric atmosphere. By utilizing the Neewer LS39 spotlight or TL60 RGB Light stick and understanding the power of light and shadow, you can transform your Halloween scenes into chilling and captivating experiences. Remember, the
While the appreciation for all things creepy and spooky peaks today, horror photography doesn’t have to be exclusive to Halloween. In today’s photography inspiration, MPB brings in Kelly Jean, who shares useful insights for creating eerie imagery beyond the Halloween celebrations. In the video above, Jean first gave her introduction
With Halloween just around the corner, it’s time once again for us to give spooky portraits a shot. As always, we want to be as creative with it as possible, so we need all the ideas and inspiration we can get. Today, let’s revisit six cool ideas from a creative
Whether you are photographing pumpkins for fall, Halloween or even Thanksgiving, it’s easy to get creative with lighting for your pumpkins. Halloween spooky Want something a little dark and dramatic, possibly even spooky try a beauty dish on the lowest setting, but at least 5-6 feet away (2 meters). This
It’s time to make your voice heard! Each week, we ask a question of our readers so we know what sort of content to produce more of. Your input helps us make Photofocus better. Now that we’re officially in the Spooky Season, we’re sure many of you are raring and
My friend has six acres of property pressed up against Topanga State Park in California. I visited there in September, eager to create a spooky ghost on a swing set for the holiday using a form of photography called “light writing.” It doesn’t take much equipment. You need some cheap
Now that we’re officially in spooky season, we’re sure many of you are ready with your Halloween photo shoots, if you haven’t done so already. But in case you still need some last-minute ideas, we think today’s Halloween lighting tips will come in handy! In the oldie but goody Adorama video above,
The Kenova, WV Pumpkin House is celebrating its 44th year! The best time to visit is after dark. Bring a tripod and embrace the challenges of photographing the Pumpkin House in low light! The history of the Pumpkin House The Pumpkin House is located at 748 Beech Street in Kenova,
Recently I came across a thread on social media proclaiming all cemetery shoots were disrespectful and should be prohibited. Being a.) an artist and b.) someone who likes to debate everything, I was surprised by this stance. I’m endlessly fascinated by the stories in these places, the history, and the
