Lighting Tips
3 Ways To Photograph Family Group Photos With Flash
Here are three ways to change the way you photography family formals.
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.
Body Photography Tips for Capturing the Beauty Within
In the world of photography, the human body holds a remarkable power to convey emotions, tell stories, and celebrate the ...
6 Tips for Outdoor Family Portraits
Outdoor family portraits are a fantastic way to capture genuine, heartfelt moments that families will print for the walls of ...
Fixing Harsh Lighting in Lightroom Where Light Modifiers Aren’t An Option
We are breaking down how to post-produce images taken in harsh lighting conditions to balance out the overall tone of the image, for those time light modifiers can't be used.
Professional Lighting for YouTube or Podcast Sets in 4 Easy Steps
If you’re thinking about starting up a video podcast or YouTube channel, you’re going to want to learn how to ...
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 Tips For Wedding Reception Lighting
Here are 10 lighting tips to get you through some tricky wedding reception lighting issues.
Ring Light VS Softbox | Which One Is Right For You?
For everything from makeup tutorials on Youtube to high-fashion portraiture, you should understand the differences, the advantages, and disadvantages of a ring light vs a softbox!
Sunset Portrait Photography Tips and Techniques
Learn how to create stunning, dramatic blue sunset portraits with a single OCF.
How To Use a Photography Reflector to Enhance Your Photos
Learn how to choose the right reflector and tricks on how to use it on location or in the studio to enhance your photography.
How to Use Barn Door Lighting for Dramatic Portraits
Harsh light is back in popularity, and barn doors are a great way to control it for portraits and headshots.
