Three simple tips for beautiful outdoor portraits
admin You can’t take a good portrait without light. The easiest light to work with is natural light. Three tips for beautiful outdoor portraits.
Five steps to nail perfect focus for portraits
The best portrait photos are when the eyes are in sharp focus. It creates a sense of eye contact between the subject and viewer.
The art of stepping back for large group portraits
There's one simple thing I did that makes it easier to make a good-looking group portrait, no matter how big the group. Zoom in.
Using a macro lens for environmental portraits
Up until recently, I would rely on either an 85mm or 24-70mm lens to photograph my environmental portraits. But on a couple photoshoots recently, I felt the need to get…
Use a polarizer for purer portraits and less retouching
We’ve frequently talked about using polarizing filters to make more striking landscape photographs, but they are at least as important for making more vibrant portraits, and cutting your retouching time…
How to keep portraits simple yet classy
How to keep portraits simple yet classy. There is a temptation to go overboard But sometimes paring it all back is its own reward.
How to improve your street portraits
Learn why street portraits are such an important part of a photographer's toolkit and how to approach and improve your portraits.
Portrait Tips: The most important tip for street portraits
Making street portraits in your own town can give you a fresh perspective on the place you live as well as a fun activity.
My go-to lenses for awe-inspiring portraits
If you have been shooting long enough invariably everyone seems to ask what gear you use. So here are my favorite Portrait lenses.
My favorite apertures for capturing portraits
I might discuss my favorite apertures for shooting portraits. Even on a single shoot, I will use different apertures for different reasons.