Portrait Tips: Holiday portrait tips from a Texas hog hunt
Right before Thanksgiving, I was lucky to be invited to hunt with friends in southern Texas. This was a new opportunity for me, and I
Right before Thanksgiving, I was lucky to be invited to hunt with friends in southern Texas. This was a new opportunity for me, and I
If you’re in Zoom meetings this year, you’ve probably seen a lot of extra people popping into meetings. Lots of children and pets who wouldn’t
Unless you have a dedicated studio, collapsible backdrops are the way to go. I’ve had dedicated studios, and even then, collapsible backdrops are usually superior
It often seems that wedding photographs are more full of detail pictures than they are portraits of family and friends. And for good reason: Successful
Now, I’m not a huge fan of Instagram filters and most Lightroom preset packs. The reason I don’t like them is that they try to
Sometimes I think that if I could spend every day making creative portraits that I’d be a happy and content photographer. Never having to shoot
If your clients are like mine, they usually don’t know what they need or want. They need a headshot, and they want it outside in
Light and color are the only things your camera records, so those things should be a the top of your mind for every photo you
Yesterday I made 2665 portraits. I didn’t have that many subjects, but that’s how many pictures I took of several people, which is a ton.
I’ve never done the double exposure effect in Photoshop before, but my client had this idea that she wanted to use one with an upcoming
I recently moved back to Cache Valley, UT, which is where I started my photography business 12 years ago. It was incredibly satisfying to receive
I love photographing people with glasses, and it drives me nuts. Glasses are an easy prop to work with, and when you know how to