I edit vertically, don’t you?
admin As a portrait photographer, I edit on a vertical screen. I generally take most of my images vertically, so it only made sense!
Death Valley in lousy light
Landscape photography in Death Valley in lousy light. Looking for details and rolling with the trip mishaps.
Portrait Tips: Just get your knees dirty to get a good background
Many times, your choices for locations are very limited, but there are two easy steps to get a great background in almost any situation.
Is there one lens to rule them all?
Is there just one lens to rule them all? It really depends on what you are shooting. There seems to be a lens for everything these days.
How to capture starbursts and sun flares
A sun flare or starburst is an artistic photographic technique that can be achieved without any special post-processing or editing tricks.
Terabytes of data on a budget: Six reasons why this external hard drive setup may be best for you
A lot of image files are precious to us. We need to back them up and store them. And we need to do so safely so we don't lose them!
Ensuring your Profoto strobes work properly with the EOS R6
Having trouble getting your Canon EOS R6 to work with your really expensive Profoto flashes? It may be your shutter mode. I owe Profoto an apology. I’ve owned the EOS…
Professional portrait light from a simple tool
When you shine the light through a diffuser, it spreads it out and makes it bigger and softer. This creates a professional portrait.
How I got the shot: The red tulips
I recently set about capturing some images of my Mother's Day flowers. I do this every year, it's a lovely keepsake.
Should you REALLY use a Variable Neutral Density filter?
Before we dive into if you should really use a Variable Neutral Density filter, you first need to understand what that type of filter is. In addition to reducing the…