5 Reasons Your Couples Portraits May Look Awkward (And How To Prevent It)
So you’ve just finished your first couples portrait session and once you’ve gotten home and started looking through the images,…
Freelensing with a Broken Nifty 50mm Lens
Sometimes, in order to push the boundaries of what is possible with your gear, you have to be willing to break it a little. Or in my case, a lot.
Tips for Photographing Your Own Children
I thought I would share some of the most common tips that I give to my students when they ask me for advice on photographing their own children. By the way, these tips apply to all types of cameras, so no need for a fancy expensive camera to apply these guiding principles!
Protecting Drone Footage – Preventing Crashes and Managing Data Properly
Drone crashes happen more often than you’d think, but usually, a crash won’t cause major damage to the frame. The…
How to Use Lightroom Classic and Luminar 4 Together in Your Workflow
A little over a month ago, Skylum Software launched the much anticipated update for their flagship software, Luminar 4. Why…
How To Shoot Astro Panoramas
With Christmas just around the corner and the year drawing to a close, the team at Syrp wanted to release…
Simple and Fun Photo Hacks Using Your Umbrella
Since the season of rain and snow is officially here we have chosen the humble umbrella to be the star…
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.
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