Posing your portraits is much more than just how to have someone stand a certain way, it’s really all about establishing solid connections with your customers and creating images that truly show who they are. I used to...
Read MoreI am going to start posting some quick portrait tips for all of you out there that are just getting started with portrait photography. Today i’ll talk about the advantage of shooting from above. This can be a good way to...
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This article is a guest post by Joel Dryer, check out more info about Joel at the bottom of the...
Read MoreLighting is one thing that many photographers struggle with and with portraits good lighting is key to an amazing portrait. Gina Milicia has written a few solid portrait books for Digital Photography School, I read her first...
Read MoreThis week the popular term selfie made it into the Oxford Dictionaries Online. Self portraits have been around forever and came into mainstream art when Cindy Sherman turned her camera on herself. Now with most cellphones having...
Read MoreI am excited today to release a brand new eBook for all of you to enjoy. Besides post production tips and tutorials on the site I have also shared some tips to help improve your portrait photography. These articles have always...
Read MoreOne of the trickiest parts of photographing weddings is always dealing with the unpredictable lighting you are dealt with during the day. Since you never have time to setup equipment and have to many times deal with harsh and...
Read MoreBaby Photography Tips – Never Stop Shooting Babies sometimes can have hundreds of different expressions every hour. Try to capture as many of them as you can. Sometimes you can get too sidetracked with trying to get that...
Read MorePosing is one of those words that I really never liked. It always reminds me of some uncomfortable pretzel style positioning where every finger, hand, toe is placed just right and really so much just right that the person being...
Read MoreToday’s post is a guest post from Diane Stec, view more information about her at the bottom of the article. 1) If light is the most important element to a portrait, then the camera is one of the most important tools....
Read MoreThis post is a guest post from Bart Zoni who has the website www.leica-boss.com, see more ways to contact him below. Ever wonder how Sports Illustrated gets those awesome skies in their outdoor portraits? This easy and...
Read MoreTweet Photography Tip – Learning to see with new eyes I have been working on an article on how the camera ‘see’ differently than our eyes. There are so many differences between the human eye and the camera that...
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