While using photo and film gear as props in portraits has been cool almost as long as there have been cameras, there are some unwritten rules you should follow. And when you violate these tenets, I feel like going off like Joan Crawford did about wire hangers in the 1981 classic film, “Mommy Dearest.”
Read detailsBreaking down how I use my 14 softboxes to modify my lights during my photoshoots
Read detailsYou can buy a professionally made one, or you can make your own for just a few dollars in about an hour.
Read detailsStudio lighting staples that every photographer should master.
Read detailsThere are plenty of reviews that will teach you how to use the Quickbooks. I just wanted to take this opportunity to share with you my personal experience because I know so many photographers who are using a make shift solution.
Read detailsStyling tips for photographers with an emphisis on working with male models and subjects
Read detailsI walk you through the process step by step as I use Adobe Lightroom, iPhoto, iTunes and my Apple IPhone to post to social media,
Read detailsHow I complete my photography portrait sets using wall paneling and tongue and groove flooring from hardware stores
Read detailsSome photographers have a reputation for being narcissistic micromanagers. Don’t be that guy. And I do mean, THAT GUY!
Read detailsStudio Titan STA-06-200 Geared Crank Stand Review Men love to play the role of tough guy. Give some nerd with a camera the task of hoisting a heavy boom skywards on a beefy stand and we’re all there showing off our masculinity in full force. “I got this” is the refrain until you pinch a…
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