Getting the perfect wedding ring photo
admin One of the staple shots of weddings is the wedding ring photo. Not only can you create some incredible effects, but it’s easy and fun to do.
Creating your own color filters
Creating your own color filters is easier than you think. Filters seem to be all the rage right now. From Instagram to selfies add a bit more
Mirrorless lenses that are perfect for your next environmental portrait
While standard headshots on a backdrop are perfectly acceptable, something about environmental portraits screams uniqueness. With that shallow depth of field and sharp subject, no environmental portrait is the same.…
Behind the Scenes: Pasta on a Fork
When photographing pasta or food in general, adding a utensil in the scene can imply the action of someone getting ready to eat the food.
Creating a Mother’s Day scene for families
Creating a Mother's Day scene for families. Trying to capture that bond is what Mother's Day mini-sessions are all about.
Using Olympus Live Composite to capture star trails
Capturing star trails with Olympus Live Composite gives you a different way to work leaving you with a single RAW file of your scene.
Photography for gardeners: Documenting the story of your garden
If you're looking for a fun personal project to undertake over the next few months, consider documenting the story of your garden.
Capturing a bug’s life
Spring is the perfect time to get out and capture the tiny world of bugs. I am no expert on bugs, but I have learned a few tips.
Five gorgeous retro cameras that will get your creative juices flowing
Retro cameras are all the rage these days. There are a lot of options currently on the market that will turn heads. Let's take a look at some.
Crush your portraits with a snoot
I’ve been a professional photographer since 2005. I’ve tried a TON of different lighting modifiers. Recently, I discovered the snoot.