When starting out in flash photography, it’s important to think of your flash as a creative tool rather than just an accessory attached to your camera. Many beginners learn the hard way that using the flash directly on your camera’s hot shoe
I remember standing in the camera store, completely overwhelmed by all the choices (and price tags!). Sleepless nights of reading reviews, comparing features, and second-guessing every decision… Sound familiar? Maybe you are ready to upgrade, but how far should you upgrade to?
When I first picked up a camera, I thought the road to becoming a professional photographer was simple—buy great gear, shoot beautiful images, and somehow success would follow. It didn’t take long to realize the journey is much more nuanced. Over the
The first thing to consider is Guide Number (Power Output). This higher the guide number means the flash can cover more distance. Because of how light disperses, it’s critical to have enough power to light up the subject if it’s farther away.
For decades, cryptids like Sasquatch and the Yeti have captivated the imagination of adventurers and skeptics alike. These elusive creatures, often the subject of folklore and mystery, present one of the greatest challenges for photographers. Capturing a clear, compelling image requires more
Have you or someone you know seen a UFO? You fumble for your camera and only get a grainy inconclusive shot that you can license to the discovery channel for a few hundred bucks and you were hoping for a multi-million dollar
Photography today is much more than just pressing the shutter button; it’s about transforming your vision into a beautiful final product. This process—your photography workflow—plays a huge role in how your artistic ideas come to life, whether you’re a hobbyist or a
When it comes to senior portraits, the goal is to capture each senior’s unique personality and style in a way that will make their photos cherished for years to come. One of the most important elements of a successful session is communication.
A photographer can control the quality of light in their images through camera settings, lighting equipment, and post-production. Exposure is critical for controlling the tonal range and mood. Getting the exposure right in-camera is ideal, as overexposure can lead to blown-out highlights.
I want delve into the art of composition and explore advanced techniques that will take your photography to new heights. Composition is the foundation of any great photograph. It involves arranging elements within the frame to create a visually pleasing and impactful
