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When I arrive at an interesting location where I am planning to shoot a cultural, architectural, or landscape scene using natural light, there is a general approach I…
People often think of shooting with low light situations in photography as something that inhibits their ability to take good photographs. This is far from the truth though….
As a follow up to my previous post two weeks ago; 10 Tips To Being A Successful Photographer (Part 1), these are my other top 5 tips to…
When I meet people for the first time, and tell them that I am a commercial photographer by profession, their eyes often light up because they think that…
In this post I am going to offer what I feel are the 10 most important points to becoming a successful photographer. I decided to break the list…
As 2013 is coming to a close, I would like to wish you a very happy new year and share with you a dozen of the top photography…
The question of how much space one needs is one of the biggest issues to address when planning to setup a new photography studio. But to answer this…
With new models of top notch camera equipment being released so often there is a constant temptation to buy the latest camera body, a new piece of technology…
Memory card failures are a pretty rare event these days. The newer cards are generally pretty stable and reliable too if you stick to buying the high quality…
Besides my camera body, and whatever lenses I am traveling with for the assignment I plan to be shooting, I always carry the following 10 items in my…
This post is part 2 of the article published on 30-Oct-2013 entitled How To Setup Low Key Studio Lighting. You can click here to read part 1 of…
When I first started working with studio photography I would look at low key studio portraits taken by other photographers and be in awe of the dark, moody,…