AYP Archives: Unique Photography Techniques Image by Michael Zagaris Watch The Full Video We bring you another video from the AYP archives. We were in San Francisco with Michael Zagaris, also known as the "Z-man". Michael has shot some of the most amazing rock and roll photos in his career. He became the
AYP Pro Tips: Creating A Visual Story - Daniel Milnor Photo by Dan Milnor Watch the full video We are joined by professional documentary and portrait photographer Daniel Milnor. Dan shares his story on how he started with color photography and transitioned to black and white. In addition, he shares his camera setup for
How to Create a Photography Portfolio Put Your Best Foot Forward Almost a year ago today, I was sitting in front of my computer looking through thousand's of my photos to find which ones I wanted to put on my website. I finally got my portfolio, it consisted of 117 photographs. I went through all
Natural Lighting Tips: Photojournalism - Ed Kashi Photo courtesy of Ed Kashi Watch The Full Video Award-winning photojournalist, Ed Kashi, sits down with Marc this to discuss his unique style of photography and his transition from artificial to natural lighting. Kashi describes his unique style as "candid intimacy" for his approach to long-form
The only thing I love as much as photography is music. As such, I’ve spent a good portion of my life going to shows and festivals, both as a spectator and a photographer. This past weekend, I found myself at the Treasure Island Music Festival. Attendance was a scant 15,000 or so. This may sound
"Whispering Secrets I Know I'm Not Supposed To Hear" Image Courtesy of Thomas Hawk Watch The Full Video Marc met with the very talented and prolific photographer Thomas Hawk who lives by the motto: "document, explore, lather, rinse, repeat." With over 2,000 photo albums on Flickr, Hawk has spent his life capturing the
Have you been brainwashed about photography? What me, how absurd! I'll bet you have been and it's so deep you don't even know it. Just like the Matrix, it's all around and so "real" that we think this is "reality." Right about now you're thinking, "come on Marc what the hell are you talking about?" Ok, alright, let's jump right in, are you going to take the blue pill and forget, or the red, and find out just how deep the matrix goes down the rabbit hole? (or is it the other way around?) Here's what you've been lied about: To take a great photograph you need the newest, fastest, highest ISO, multi media camera out there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfUDeTfRGOo Today we dig into our video archives and bring a very useful tip from our very own Marc Silber. You've seen those breath-taking photos of waterfalls and sunsets overlooking a gorge, and now it's your turn to take a crack at shooting them. But what do you do with all of your camera gear? Follow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-kYbJs1Ewk You try to shoot a moving subject or an action shot and the image comes out blurry; we've all been there. The way to fix this is through your shutter speed settings. Changing the speed rate of your shutter can be difference between capturing that perfect shot or ending up with a blurred blob.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph9SdFqUdkQ Bob Holmes has been all over the world and his travel photos have appeared in National Geographic, Departures, and 46 books as the sole photographer. In this video he shows us a simple photo using a doorway to create composition. Make sure to watch his other video about using natural lighting and how to use
