Part 2: Beauty Doing Beauty shots is sometimes more akin to doing still life, as the lighting is over a... Read More
In Part 4, we were left facing the subject, we had tested the light and had to determine the difference between the foreground and background intensity. You also had to decide how much of the principal subject was going to be lit.
Now that you have done your test shots and are satisfied with how it looks, you can commence shooting with this very simple lighting set up. Read More
One Post Production Technique to add Dimension to Your Flat Photos. Read More
Studio Beauty In my last article I discussed which focal lengths I prefer for shooting Studio Fashion and my reasons.... Read More
Location and Studio fashion shoots require very different approaches to the choosing of your focal length Read More
My All Time Favorite Lenses As I have worked with many of the SLR’s and Medium Format camera’s out there,... Read More
I will be available to answer your questions to the best of my knowledge regarding the photo business, techniques, lighting, photographic approaches and the politics of our metier. Read More
An interesting perspective on the world of digital retouching and the tools available from software Photoshop to hardware with the Wacom Tablet Read More
I like to look at lighting in two ways. As sculpture or as painting. As sculpture when you start with an overall wash of light and like painting when you commence in complete darkness. It is for this reason that I would like to suggest lighting systems and accessories that may assist you in attaining your final goals in lighting your subject or scenario. Read More
Being that we are living profoundly in a digital age, it is imperative that I share with you my concerns about how to store your images safe for future generations to have the opportunity of viewing your catalog of work. Read More