Quarantine: Photograph a Glass with Dark Edges
Let’s stay creative! In this post you’ll learn how to photograph glass without reflections and with dark edges. Keep reading to learn how.
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Quarantine: Shooting Highly Reflective Objects
Let’s be creative this quarantine! Let’s see how we can shoot highly reflective cutlery.
Brenizer Method with Flash
Some time ago I heard about the Brenizer method to produce a wide image with a shallow depth of field. I wondered about using this technique using flash, and I’d like to share the results with you.
Shooting Long Exposure and Flash
I recently saw an image in a facebook group where the subject was frozen, but the context showed light trails. Some people commented that it was probably photoshopped, but you can make it in camera. Keep reading to learn how.
Using Checklists in Photography and Video Productions
Are you using checklists in your productions? Why not? They are awesome! Keep reading to learn how to use them.
Make a James Bond-themed Self-Portrait
Have you shot a self-portrait? If so, how about a themed self-portrait? Keep reading to learn how I did mine.
3 Steps for a Dramatic Portrait
Let’s create an image with High Key lighting! How can you do it? Keep reading and you’ll see.
3 Steps for a Suspenseful Image
Have you seen those images with a dark background and only a portion of the subject is exposed? Let’s create an image like that! Keep reading to learn how.
4 Steps for Natural Looking Images using Flash
Let’s balance flash with ambient light, so we make a natural looking image! Keep reading to learn how.
How to Use a Hotshoe Flash
Flash features are great but, how do you actually use a flash? Keep reading to learn how.