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In the latest episode of Advancing Your Photography, Marc Silber sits down with acclaimed creative photographer Hunter Freeman. As a leader in the field of art and advertising photography, Hunter has worked for a wide array of big-name companies, including Apple, Wells Fargo and PG&E.

Whether it’s shooting surreal images of astronauts at the laundromat, a chef decorating a cake or close-ups of the latest Mac computer, Hunter’s expertise in the art of crafting beautiful photographs comes from a uniquely diverse career. This experience makes his advice on the subject of photography virtually indispensable for both beginners and professionals.

Watch the video and you’ll learn all about:

1. “You can’t pose a real moment” — The greatest moments, says Hunter, happen when your subjects aren’t posing. Listen to how he creates a comfortable atmosphere for his shoots, and how these yield “real moments.”

2. Lighting and composition — Whether it’s indoor or out, in the kitchen or on the side of the road, Hunter talks about what it takes to capture the right elements in your photographs. Hear specific tips you can use on improving your lighting and composition techniques.

3. KISS — No, Hunter doesn’t discuss Gene Simmons’ rock band, rather the acronym. “Keep It Simple Stupid” is key to Hunter’s approach to his shoots. Hear how he uses this maxim to streamline his images and craft simple yet engaging photographs.

To see more of Hunter Freeman’s unique advice on how to improve your photography, be sure to watch the latest episode of “Advancing Your Photography” with Marc Silber. Also, check out some of Hunter’s amazing shots over at HunterFreeman.com.