Photography & Video Lighting Tips Using Only One Light The de-lightful Fletch Murray is back with another great video. This time, our resident master filmmaker presents us with a challenge: try to set up a scene lit like a Roger Deakins film. Deakins, for those who don't know, is a legendary cinematographer known
Portrait Tips and Career Advice for Photographers from the funny and talented Jessica Sterling Watch Video. Some photographers take themselves very seriously. Jessica Sterling is not one of them. And we mean that in the BEST way possible. For this episode of AYP Show, we got to sit down with the amazing, talented,
13 Composition Tips to help you step up your photography Composition is the heart of your photography. Here’s wisdom from 6 world-class photographers: Joe McNally (@joemcnallyphoto) tells you to bend the rules Camille Seaman (@camilleseaman) says think of everything as shapes and learn to "choreograph" your images Ed Kashi (@edkashi) tells us
Advancing Your Photography: A Handbook for Taking Photo's You'll Love Order your copy today! Coming this May, Advancing Your Photography will release its first book made just for photographers. Watch the video for a sneak peek inside the first two chapters of the book! Handbook Designed By Photographers for Photographers This handbook--from the look of
National Geographic Photographer Says He Rarely Uses Flash In "Lighting Tips Pt. II," photographer Bob Holmes explains his award-winning lighting techniques plus how he captures the light from day to night. Practice. Practice. Practice. Ask almost any photographer and they'll tell you in order to capture beautiful photographs consistently, you need to practice. One of the most important photography
Award-winning wedding photographer Bambi Cantrell reveals the secrets to making your subject comfortable We all know how precious life is and how quickly the moments pass. Think: wedding day, baby's first birthday, or Mother's Day which is right around the corner. That's why capturing those candid smiles and genuine emotions are so
Bill Eppridge stands in front of his work at Photo LA's 22nd Annual Photographic Art Exposition on January 17, 2003 in Santa Monica, California. Photo: Leslie Nestor Miranda, FilmMagic Bill Eppridge, a celebrated photojournalist most famous for snapping Senator Robert F. Kennedy as he lay dying from a gunshot wound in 1968,
Photographs by Ed Drew courtesy of the Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco War photography has come a long way since the shadowy tintypes of the American Civil War. With modern equipment, photographers can capture details of combat like never before. But for some the painstaking process of working with old mediums has
For photographer Jennifer McKendrick, integrity comes before income. McKendrick, a wedding and portrait photographer in Pennsylvania, made national headlines this week when she refused to photograph a group of girls for their high school portraits after discovering they had been involved in online bullying. Jennifer McKendrick's studio at JenMcKen.com After being hired to
Kyle McDonald's People Staring at Computers project. Image from Notcot.org Right now, as your eyes follow this text, the look on your face would probably surprise you. The way we stare at our computer screens can make us look drawn, deadpan and hypnotized, and its a self-portrait many of us never stop
