Ski photography — in your backyard!
admin In my quest to learn about off-camera flash, I attempted a ski photoshoot in a backyard. All I used was two speedlites and some creativity!
Make your black and white images sing with in-camera settings
Your camera has more processing power than you think Making black & white images can be enhanced by digging in your camera menu
Find a trusted voice to critique your photos
Rely on critiques from 1 or 2 photographers you trust will be honest. Make sure they critique your work based on your level of photography.
Get a high angle to tell your photo story
A photo tool that you didn't know you needed. A removable step for your car door to get some extra height for a better photo angle.
Create a Party on Your Wall With Fluted Patchwork Marble
Artistic Tile's Pinnacle Fete is a marble design that will transform your walls or fireplace surround into a playful yet sophisticated party.
Five tips for exploring history with your camera
Exploring history with your camera, I have found that I often learn and see more when I have it in my hands, really seeing what is before me.
Success or Failure in Your Relationship by K.E. Martin
Four Basic Principles Needed if You Want a Lifetime Partner A personal message from the author: Every relationship is different. We all have different expectations. Many people make the right…
How to get emotion from your subject
Emotion is sometimes difficult to capture in an image. Here are a few ways to get your subject to show you the emotions you want to capture.
Call Me By Your Name 2 With Timothée Chalamet Still A Possibility
Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino still wants to make a follow-up with Timothée Chalamet fresh off their recent Bones & All collaboration.
Mobile Mondays: Using your smartphone as a light meter
When out shooting, there may come a time when a light meter may come in handy, and if you have your smartphone on you, you can use that.