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The Holidays are usually frantic – lots to do, lots of chaos with presents, food, kids, you name it. It’s a time for family most of all. As a photographer,
The Holidays are usually frantic – lots to do, lots of chaos with presents, food, kids, you name it. It’s a time for family most of all. As a photographer,
Triangles are your friend, even in something as simple as a headshot. Besides the lovely model Natalie, who looks admittedly like a much more glamorous Mona Lisa, what makes this
There’s an old saying in photography: know the rules so you know when to break them. A compositional rule of thumb in portraiture is not to let the nose break the
Today’s post is on Insidious Tomatoes.
This is one for the photographers. I was retouching this image, entitled ‘Empty Suit,” and, well, the suit was just too wrinkled for me. So I retouched most of the
I would be lying if I said that I approach portraits of babies the same as I do for older people. However, there are some principles – primarily compositional choices
There’s nothing like an F/A-18 Hornet screaming over your head about 100′ up to get your attention. You can feel the power of the twin GE F404 engines – OK,
So Susie is in a recital and you want to get some photos. What do you do? Here are some tips I’ve learned from shooting dance events over the years.
Being photographed is not natural, especially if you are not used to it and it is being done in a studio setting. People naturally tense up. In addition to the