A natural light studio in your backyard
admin It’s pretty easy to make your own natural light “studio” for just a little money. Learning to see the light requires practice.
Exercises for photographers: Protect your body in the field and at your desk
Exercises for photographers to prevent injury while taking photos. A simple sequence of exercises for before, in the field, and at the desk.
Advice from models for photographers
Advice from models, maybe not something we get to hear often enough. When working with a model for the first time, what should you do?
Frozen: Creating ice abstracts and finding compositions
Ice and snow, when fully embraced as photographic subjects, can be brilliant subject matter for creating beautiful abstract images.
Off-camera flash: These rechargeable strobes will make your portraits pop
You don't have to spend a lot to get into off-camera flash photography. These fantastic strobes are proof of this.
Showing jewelry’s true colors
Photographing jewelry always presents some interesting challenges to overcome. This pin is gold and silver wire holding 17 sapphires.
Using shadows as creative tools on your photography
Shadows define an image. They are transformative giving us the ability to use light to sculpt an image from 2D to 3D.
Landscape photographers swear by these camera bags
Landscape photographers are spoiled for choice when it comes to camera bag. IOn this roundup, we're going to share four of our favorites.
How pixels affect print size
Print size. Have you ever tried to print an image and was told the image isn’t large enough to produce a quality image?
Using Touch and Drag Autofocus on the Canon EOS R5
The Touch and Drag AF feature allows you to drag your thumb on the rear LCD screen to move your focus point(s) while looking through the EVF.