When and How to Use Direct Flash The Right Way!
Leave no doubt, direct flash is the easiest way to get some unflattering shots, but if you do it right, you can create really great edgy looks to your images.
Leave no doubt, direct flash is the easiest way to get some unflattering shots, but if you do it right, you can create really great edgy looks to your images.
As a wedding photographer, your job is to capture one of the most important days in a couple’s life. While your focus is on the bride, groom, and their guests, it’s essential to remember that you, too, will be part of this momentous event. Your outfit should reflect professionalism and brand, blend into the background, …
Here are 3 basic, easy newborn poses to try at your next newborn photo session.
Welcoming a newborn into the family is one of the most cherished moments in any parent’s life. As time flies, those precious moments of the little one’s first few weeks can quickly become a distant memory. This is where newborn photography comes into play, capturing those precious moments in a way that can be treasured …
Sometimes photographers and filmmakers/videographers will shoot in a public area where people in the background may be captured on camera. It isn’t feasible to get every single person who enters that area to sign a photo release form.
Use this quick tip to keep your batteries warm while you’re shooting in extremely cold temperatures.
A model release form is a legal document between you, the photographer and the person or the person who owns the property you’re photographing). It is the written form of their permission allowing you to publish their image on your website, blog, and marketing materials.
In the following excerpt from his 101 Solutions to Common Photography Problems class on CreativeLive, Roberto gives a summary of his 21-points of posing system.
In the following 11 minute video from Adorama TV, Gavin Hoey answers these questions about moiré as part of his Take and Make Great Photography series.
Take some time to engage your brain with one of these ‘best photography book’ recommendations from the SLR Lounge team.
This is NOT how you should clean your camera. Ever.
There are no rules of composition in art. But are there in filmmaking?