In collaboration with AdoramaTV, photographer Gavin Hoey, has released a video providing photographers with tips on how to create wind effects in the studio. Working with four different type of wind-making tools, Hoey gives a detailed breakdown on each devices uses and trouble areas.
Additionally, he covers safety considerations and small details photographers should look out for to get the most from the selected tool. . thephoblographer.com
"I noticed that there are certain situations that just don’t get caught by a human eye", says Per Schorn from Frankfurt. During one of his overseas shoots, what started as an idea turned into a project that has received multiple awards internationally.
I've been a professional pet photographer for over 12 years and have photographed more than 15,000 animals for my human clients during that time. Many dogs visit my studio as puppies and return for updated photos when they've grown.
Please, enjoy some of the newborn babies I have photographed recently in my Chicagoland newborn photography studio.
Photographer Claudia Paul is a German-born, New York-based creative with over ten years of experience shooting editorial and commercial work. Her latest "Red on Red" concept is one that she's been conceptualizing for some time.
Decided on doing more portrait photography projects and now need a space of your own for it? If you already have a dedicated spot where you can set up your own studio, the next step, of course, is to get the necessary equipment.
At some point in your photography journey, the topic of Inverse Square Law will pop up and probably perplex you. While it sounds very technical and intimidating, it actually pays to know how it affects the way your subjects or scenes are lit.
Why did you use those particular settings for your shot? It's a question we get asked a lot, and if you haven't experienced being asked that question yet, it's just a matter of when. Daniel Norton gets asked this question often, so he decided to make a very short educational video that explains how to balance your camera settings for the perfect shot every time.