
I’ve never met a photographer who didn’t have big dreams. It comes with the territory of having a creative soul. In the early years of
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I remember the day that I purchased my very first studio strobe. I was working in a camera store, and I had saved up money
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The headshot is the bread and butter job of virtually every working professional photographer. A headshot project is often requested by corporations, small businesses, actors,
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Editing skin is one of the biggest hurdles that portrait photographers have to learn to leap. It is very easy to do it badly. It’s
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The beauty of photography is that there really is no right or wrong way to take pictures (excluding any technical camera issues). It is such
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One of the most challenging types of portraiture is the group photo. You’ve got to make sure that each individual looks good, while also maintaining
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“Pro bono Publico (English: for the public good; usually shortened to pro bono) is a Latin phrase for professional work undertaken voluntarily and without payment.
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As a new photographer, or even an experienced photographer looking for something new, you may wish to shoot with inexperienced models. Amateurs can be useful
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Your first photo adventure in Thailand will be an awesome experience. Thailand overflows with culture, color, and characters waiting for you to come and photograph
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Photographers don’t always have access to a studio, so it’s good to have guidelines for outdoor portraiture. Knowing how to manage taking portraits outdoors will
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One of the common things we often hear professional photographers say is, “If you are a professional, you avoid shooting at noon.” It is partially
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When you want to go beyond landscapes, photographing people is a logical and challenging step. If you dream of earning money with your camera, photographing
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