Explore Licensing Contributor Marvin Herrera's latest series, in which he works with natural light, keeps his portraits bright, his details sharp, and his color palettes simple—ideal for the commercial market.
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Explore Licensing Contributor Marvin Herrera's latest series, in which he works with natural light, keeps his portraits bright, his details sharp, and his color palettes simple—ideal for the commercial market. iso.500px.com »
2019-04-18 20:46
You’ll find that in real life, some people have no problem at all being mean to their friends, demanding that they keep working without any breaks for hours on end, and denying them even food, and water.
We're going to get a lot of hate for saying this--we can feel it now. But no one should be doing a wedding for free these days. Wedding photography is a whole lot of work. Unless you shoot in a certain way, there's a ton of post-production work.
"Vulnerability comes into play big time with clients," explains photographer Mike Zawadzki. "I mean who is used to being in front of the camera all of the time, unless you're a TV/movie star?" A part of Mike's secret is something that I think is inherently a part of growing up in the Northeast.
The stunning bride in Beirut was posing for what should have been the happiest day of her life before it all turned into a living nightmare.
COVID-19 has a drastic effect on the world around us. For a wedding photographer, this means no events and photoshoots. So when it became too much to handle, I turned to Barbie and Ken.
COVID-19 has a drastic effect on the world around us. For a wedding photographer, this means no events and photoshoots. So when it became too much to handle, I turned to Barbie and Ken.
COVID-19 has a drastic effect on the world around us. For a wedding photographer, this means no events and photoshoots. So when it became too much to handle, I turned to Barbie and Ken.