Travel Photographer of the Year Reveals Composition Tips How to compose award-winning photographs with Bob Holmes. When it comes to composing the perfect shot, Award-Winning Photographer Bob Holmes said, "You've got to be there." Marc Silber's Advancing Your Photography Show, had the opportunity to sit down with Bob fresh off his trip to Cuba. Bob showcased some
You're responsible for what's in the frame. That is just one of the great tips you'll find inside Advancing Your Photography's latest video. Earlier this month, we were grateful for the opportunity to sit down down with 4x Travel Photographer of the Year, Bob Holmes. Fresh off his recent trip to
Image by Jeff Johnson Watch The Full Video Jeff Johnson is a photographer for Patagonia and was also the star of the movie 180 Degrees South. He is always out in the world capturing outstanding photographs from his adventures. On this episode of Advancing Your Photography, he joins Marc and shares his tips for travel
Brian Smith Speaking at 2015 WPPI Watch The Full Video Brian Smith speaks during the 2015 WPPI. He shares his tips about "zooming with your feet" composition, image scaling, using a fixed focal length, and looking for the "moment." Please excuse the sound, it was a busy day at WPPI! Be inspired, shoot, and
We had a chance to catch up with our good friend RJ Muna; renown studio and dance photographer. In this video, he shares some of his tips regarding composition: Approach: Come in with an idea instead of just "what does this look like." Lighting: Start with one main light and build from that point Composition:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uenv7PXwvhk This video from Tony Hawk's RIDE youtube channel featuring Michael Burnett is all about composition when you shoot skaters. One of the most important things to make sure of is that you get both the takeoff and the landing so that the viewers can see a story of how the skater got in the
Photograph by Jeff Johnson You remember those photographs that remain etched in your mind and leave you wondering how can you create such an image? The usual thought is, what you need to add to your work, what fancy tricks do you need to learn? Look through your favorite photographer's work and you'll find the
http://youtu.be/f2S8-9pEpDc Photographer Ken Rockwell joins Marc Silber again to talk about how he captured his award winning shot "Mono Lake Under Pinatubian Light," which refers to the special quality of light that happened after Mount Pinatubo erupted in the Philippines in 1991. The ash entered the upper atmosphere and for months we had very weird
