This is a two-part series where I walk you through the conceptualization, lighting, shooting, and editing of this editorial doctor’s portrait in a post-Covid era of photography. This video is sponsored by Profoto and we want to thank them for making it possible to actually bring you guys full-length education like this at no cost … Read more
As one of the smallest, lightest, and most-affordable full-frame mirrorless portrait primes on the market, the Rokinon/Samyang AF 75mm f/1.8 FE is a very attractive option for anyone who wants a truly portable full-frame kit!
Sony fans, remember when you said adapters made E-mount the best? Well, Nikon mirrorless is beating you at your own game now…
Rokinon shows us what a “nifty fifty” is all about with their tiny, ultralight standard prime lens. However, the competition is already very strong!
Watch & learn as we work through our process for framing, lighting, and posing to create amazing portraits, despite the fact that we’re shooting in a parking lot.
We’ve teamed up with Adorama to bring you a new series of photography tutorials called “Master Your Craft” to be featured on their YouTube Channel. Subscribe to see more of our videos on their channel throughout the next couple of months that will cover photography, lighting, posing, and editing education to help you hone your skills and master your … Read more
The Nikon Z 14-30mm f/4 S is one of the most exciting wide-angle lenses in a very long time, and yet, it is almost the opposite of an “exotic unicorn”.
Here are three photography composition rules for controlling depth of field!
Landscape photographers can be some of the most obsessed pixel-peepers around! And, when it comes to lenses, it seems that wide-angle optics are a favorite subject for heated debate. Which exotic new lens goes wider? Which is sharper? If you have ever wondered these things, well, you’re in the right place, but you also need a reality check…
The Nikon Z50 is their very first entry into the DX mirrorless realm, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t already almost perfect!
I thought I would share some of the most common tips that I give to my students when they ask me for advice on photographing their own children. By the way, these tips apply to all types of cameras, so no need for a fancy expensive camera to apply these guiding principles!
We’re going to show you 6 techniques for creating better images, regardless of the camera you’re using or the scene in which you’re working.
