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Using Light Shaping Tools to Create Realistic Ambient Light for Outdoor Portraits

Using Light Shaping Tools to Create Realistic Ambient Light for Outdoor Portraits

Although sunny days are great for getting out of the house and enjoying the outdoors, they’re not always the best days for shooting. The high contrast can ruin potentially good shots. However, shooting in the sun can get you some great images if you know how to deal with it. In this video, photographer Joe […]

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Photographing a Singer/Songwriter for an Album Cover

Photographing a Singer/Songwriter for an Album Cover

Portraiture is perhaps the biggest field in photography. Portraits are taken for newspapers, books, magazines, business profiles, family albums, art, etc. And being a photographer, it’s not hard to get pulled into this field sooner or later in your career, whether for a short or long period of time. Portraiture is also a challenging field […]

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Photography Insight from a Professional Photographer Inspired by Art

Photography Insight from a Professional Photographer Inspired by Art

Ever wonder what goes through the mind of a successful art photographer? Well, wonder no more. Marc Silber is here to interview award-winning photographer Bob Holmes about how he creates his amazing images and the process he uses in his everyday photography. Silber and Holmes take a walk through the Hess Winery in Napa, California, while […]

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Photographer Documents His Beloved Wife’s Heartbreaking Battle with Cancer

Photographer Documents His Beloved Wife’s Heartbreaking Battle with Cancer

I guess this is one of those posts where I’m supposed to tout the power of photography, to congratulate myself and all of you for taking part in an art form whose immediacy can sometimes transcend the times and places it records. But, honestly, I don’t want you to think about photography, or art, or […]

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Tips for Using Window Light in Portrait Photography

Tips for Using Window Light in Portrait Photography

Back in the 80s and 90s window lighting was very avant-garde and fashionable. However, the window was always part of the scene. The subject was facing directly into the window or at a 45-degree angle so the light would softly illuminate the side facing the window. Reflectors were sometimes used to fill in the shadow […]

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Matching Sunlight with Lighting Equipment for Outdoor Fashion Photography

Matching Sunlight with Lighting Equipment for Outdoor Fashion Photography

When starting out using strobes, you might think it’s pointless to use them outside on a sunny day. However, there are many situations that call for more than just sunlight and/or reflectors. Outdoor strobes can help you balance your exposure between your background and the side of your subject that lies in shadow. Strobes will […]

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Advanced Action Sequence Photography Techniques in Low Light

Advanced Action Sequence Photography Techniques in Low Light

It’s one of the paradoxes of photography. The shots that most convey a sense of movement—the ones that seem to freeze a split second in time while still creating an aura of motion—are some of the most time-consuming to set up and capture. Imagine, then, the amount of effort that went into photographer Max Riché‘s […]

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When to Use Butterfly Lighting in Portrait Photography

When to Use Butterfly Lighting in Portrait Photography

In previous articles, we’ve discussed photo lighting patterns where we place the light source to the side of the subject–split lighting, loop lighting and Rembrandt lighting–and create shadows that go off to the side. Continuing with our series of portrait photography lighting patterns, today’s photo tip discusses butterfly lighting. Keep in mind that shadows create […]

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5 Photography Tips for Engagement Shoots

5 Photography Tips for Engagement Shoots

Do you ever feel unprepared when you arrive at an engagement shoot location? Have you spent several agonizing minutes looking around at your surroundings, trying to compose a creative shot in your mind, while your clients looked on uncomfortably? Photographer Jasmine Star says you’re not alone. She fields the “what should I do before I […]

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Photoshop Actions Bundle for Quick Effects and Editing

Photoshop Actions Bundle for Quick Effects and Editing

This deal includes 14 premium Photoshop actions sets that are currently being sold by PhotographyPla.net, adding up to 205 individual actions ($238 value). With this collection of actions at your disposal you will be able to apply a wide range of effects to your photos with just a click. They include vintage effects, HDR effects, […]

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