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The 5 Dollar Studio – How To Create Great Portraits Anywhere
Capturing an incredible portrait doesn’t always mean you have to have thousands of dollars worth of gear in order to “Get it right” for your clients. Follow along as Gary Friedman shows how you can create a properly lit portrait with just a “5 Dollar Studio” that fits in your backpack.
Stop Motion Animations For Photographers
Stop motion isn’t just for Tim Burton films, they can be a great addition to your photography offerings! Wedding photographer Justin Ho shares how to make cinema-graphs in Photoshop and why he loves incorporating them into his client galleries.
Lose the Glare! 3 Simple Steps to Cleaning Up Those Blinding Glares in Eyeglasses!
What do you do when the person you’re shooting is wearing glasses and you’ve caught some reflections and glare in the lens? Fortunately there is a relatively simple way to deal with this in Adobe Photoshop so your portrait can shine without that distracting glare.
How To Photograph The Milky Way With A Portrait Subject
Here’s how to execute some beautiful astro shots with a human subject
Best Lenses For Milky Way Photography
Looking for the best lens for milky way photography? Look no further, we’ve got you covered for all types of budgets & camera bodies!
Dramatic Portraits | My 5 Essential Tools to Create Drama in Your Portraits
Drama by definition is an exciting, emotional or unexpected series of events. We as photographers often utilize drama in our…
How To Use Old Legacy Lenses On Your Modern Nikon DSLR & Get EXIF Data
Have some old but faithful and quality glass laying around? Here’s how to take those old lenses, breathe life back into them and pair them with most functionality with modern Nikon DSLRS.
3 In 1 Headshot Method | Great Headshots Anywhere With Minimal Gear
We as photographers are prone to thinking that more gear equals more versatility, and getting that new gadget will open…
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