The Laws of Light Pt.1 | The Slanted Lens
Learn how to easily light spherical objects (like a head) with these quick tips from The Slanted Lens.
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How To Do Stop Action Photography With Triggers | The Slanted Lens
In the following video, Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens shows us how to use the MIOPS Smart trigger in laser mode and a strobe with a short flash duration to get this stop action image.
How to Make Realistic Looking Snow For a Photo Shoot | The Slanted Lens
Watch how to make and shoot snow that looks realistic in this video from The Slanted Lens.
How To Fix Lens Distortion In Real Estate Photography
Real Estate Photography and lens distortion usually don’t go together, so here’s how to correct all the different types you might encounter!
Christmas Lights Photography Tips and Inspiration
In honor of the festive season, Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens has released the following video tutorial on how to photograph Christmas lights.
Light Feathering | What is it and How to Use It
In the following tutorial, Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens shows us a technique called, “feathering” with a softbox.
10 Essentials You Need to Find Success as an Event Photographer!
Jay P. Morgan of The Slanted Lens recently sat down with Paul from Kobra Modifiers to take a look at the 10 essentials Paul recommends to be a successful event photographer.
Combining Two Axis Motion, Time-Lapse, and Live Action Footage For a Unique Shot
In the following video by our friends at The Slanted Lens, Jay P. Morgan grabs some of our favorite tools for filmmaking and time-lapse and combines a few techniques into one shot.
The Right Questions To Ask Before Giving An Estimate For a Photo Shoot
The following video from The Slanted Lens teaches us some of the right questions to ask when we find ourselves on the phone with a potential client on the other end.
One Light, One Photographer: Shooting Dramatic Portraits Without An Assistant
In the following video from our friends at The Slanted Lens, Jay P. Morgan takes off to blustery Maine to shoot some dramatic portraits of fishermen, with one light and no assistant and he shows you how he does it.
A Stylized Fantasy Shoot Using 3 Simple Elements
To create a great surreal fantasy portrait, it doesn’t have to be a huge, expensive production. In the following video, Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens shows you how he created a great-looking fantasy image with a relatively small and inexpensive production.
DIY Reflector | 3 Ways to Make Your Own Reflector
It’s a long holiday weekend which means the beach, BBQ, and DIY projects! If you’re going out to Home Depot to pick up a few tools to fix something around the house, make sure you add bead foam to your shopping list.
