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Street photography that portrays interesting moments of people interacting on the street can be tricky. Especially when streets in busy cities are often narrow and crowded. Things also…
I think many people have heard of shift lenses, but probably wonder exactly what they do, how to use one, and why one might need a shift lens…
I have written two other articles on the subject of making wood backdrops for photography already. The first one was How to Build a DIY Wood Background For…
At times my friends come to see how I am setting up my lighting equipment on different photo shoots and ask why I am using a softbox and…
In my last article where I talked about How to Build a DIY Wood Background For Photography I mentioned I would do another post once I created a…
I recently wanted to make some wood backgrounds to use for food photography purposes. After reading a bunch of how-to write-ups, I realized none of what was written…
Most travel photographers are totally against using any sort of artificial light or fill in flash in their photos. Maybe part of it is principle, perhaps part of…
Other commercial photographers often ask me how I handle different contractual aspects with regards to my clients to protect both parties involved on a photo shoot. So I…
Lately I have been getting more into food photography for commercial reasons. So I am going to show you the main commercial studio lighting setup I use for…
This is a shot of an old hill tribe woman taken in a small hill tribe village in Nan province in Northern Thailand.
This is a shot I took in Chiang Mai many years ago when I was still shooting with film. It was taken at a temple along the perimeter…
Here is a photo I shot very early in the morning in Mae Hong Sorn at the northern tip of Thailand of a villager girl paying her respects…