Creating Double Exposures In-Camera w/ Nikon (+ Image Inspiration)
Double Exposures in-camera are nothing to fear, but let us walk you through it.
Double Exposures in-camera are nothing to fear, but let us walk you through it.
Would it be ridiculous for us to say that we love looking at wedding images? That we look to the best wedding photographers out there when we’re in need of some image inspiration? We don’t think so . . . So, whether you’re in the thick of the final processing of someĀ of your last events …
For Dr. Sangeeta Dey, “communication via non-verbal/visual mediums is one of the most powerful and honest forms.”
“Inma del Valle’s life has ‘always been linked to art.’ For Inma, ‘capturing the emotions of the moment, and that artistic part that characterizes me, is fundamental …'”
“Every client is unique in some way, and it is my job to discover what is important to my clients …”
“Lighting, posing, scenery, etc. are all needed elements, but if I donāt get a genuine feeling then I change my approach.”
We love chatting with other wedding photographers about their gear, and while we wouldn’t describe ourselves as necessarily gear crazy, we do love to share our experiences with our friends and colleagues. For example, we’re always raving about our Nikon D750s; however,Ā we rarely talk about our Polaroid Sun 660Ā even though it’s never far fromĀ our side, …
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When you are preparing for your first, or next wedding, make sure you have these “5 Bridal Detail Shots” included on the wedding day shot list.
Tether Tools brings a suite of grips and clamps to secure your gear and expand your creativity.
Our take and adaptation of Sam Hurd’s lens flare technique with metal piping.