Three ways to direct light for food photography
When photographing food, the direction of your light is very important. Certain angles will help shape the scene and can also be the difference between
When photographing food, the direction of your light is very important. Certain angles will help shape the scene and can also be the difference between
In the past, I’ve shown you how I used a translucent diffuser to create soft light with a Speedlight and hot red hairdo in a
Locations can be pretty pricey or far away, and your photoshoot may only need a portion of it. What are some ways to really take
There are times when a photographer needs some smoke. Want to make a candle look like it’s just gone out? Smoke. How about a steaming
Revisiting the same location is a great way to improve your photographic portfolio. It’s also an excellent way to improve your skills as a photographer.
I was having lunch with one of my favorite models the other day. I asked her what it was like working with other photographers. She
Shooting with speedlights on-location is a great way to be mobile, creative and light! We all know how heavy camera equipment can be. Speedlights on-location
This is 1 of 5 tips Anthony Neste shared on photographing a model in a Hotel Room, check out the other 4 on Photofocus.
Collapsible backdrops are great for location shooting and small studios — even large studios use them for convenient and inexpensive options for backdrops. The video
(Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from our partner mpb.com a great place to use your old gear to acquire newer gear.) For many,
If you would like to experience a beautiful vision of a vintage holiday, look no further then this image, “GMC Christmas” by  Dawna Moore.  Part holiday cheer, part nostalgia, it’s a warmly lit scene featuring Christmas decorations along with a nice slice of Americana.  Beyond these elements, the composition and lighting are excellent, from the technical choices with aperture to create the starbursts on the Christmas lights, to the balance of complimentary colors with the reds and greens.  The portrait orientation of the photo helps simplify a busy scene, placing the focus on the wreath and letting your eye travel throughout the frame to take in all the detail.
Category: Street Photography Photograph: “Oslo No. 1” by Mark Meyer zur Heide What is particularly compelling about this image, “Oslo No. 1” by Mark Meyer