When I shoot events, I rarely have great (let alone perfect) lighting. That’s why I had to find an efficient way to edit my photos that could get the most out of my RAW files. Here’s one of my favorite technique to boost shadows, recover details in highlights and bring
Create amazing HDR photographs with Skylum’s Aurora HDR 2019. Purchase today and save plus get a free bundle of training, LUTs and Looks too! I don’t shoot landscapes (like, never, ever). So when the Skylum’s team asked us to give it a try on their Aurora HDR 2019 update, I
Evolving as a visual artist takes time, work and practice. Here is a look back at my first three years as a full-time photographer. This week was a stepping stone for me. It was the third time I was covering the same annual CrossFit competition. Three years of hard work.
Boxing combines two challenging components for a photographer: bad lighting and high speed. Challenging task, indeed. Impossible? Not! Here are a few tips on how to step up your boxing photography game! The basics of boxing photography Who hasn’t seen an amazing shot where someone gets a punch straight in
I was looking at the picture from the cover of my previous article How to Step Up Your CrossFit Photography Game and I realized something really cool. This was actually one of my debut portraits in sports photography. It has been taken with my first camera: an old Nikon D5000. Even
Sports is an exciting yet intricate field of photography. CrossFit is perhaps one of the most exciting of all. I’ve been specializing in this amazing sport for over two years. I finally decided to gather my thoughts on the subject. Here are some of my top advice on how to step
I just got a new software that I couldn’t wait to try it with different shots. What does it do? How do I feel working in this brand new environment? Here are the thoughts on my hands-on with my first Aurora HDR 2018 experience! Landscape I was pretty excited to
From the course: Portrait Photography: Sports Portraits on LinkedIn Learning
Category: Sports Photograph: Allan Jones “Lindsay Harris” With sports portraiture, it’s all about capturing emotion without the action. Allan’s photo of physique competitor Lindsay Harris does exactly that. By using a dark lighting scheme and black background, Allan creates a mood that really makes Lindsay pop off the screen. But
From the course: Portrait Photography: Sports Portraits on LinkedIn Learning
From the course: Portrait Photography: Sports Portraits on LinkedIn Learning, a video on how to photograph extra elements for different options in post.
Sports Portraits: Essentials with Vanelli This course is free until 7/1/17. How do you create sports portraits that capture the prowess and competitive spirits of athletes, young and old? Robert Vanelli shows how to light, shoot, and edit sports portraits with an “edgy” look. You’ll learn to use a portable
