"I’m trying to set up my home studio for product photography, what to start from" - such questions I receive almost every day, and in most cases I am not able to answer all of them individually. However, I do not feel OK letting people go with [...]
When most people see an advertising image they seldom think about what goes into making the images or the amount of work that is required to make these images come to life. My recent Farmers Insurance ad has just released and I am very happy with the [...]
One of my favorite holidays is Thanksgiving. As a kid I practiced taking pictures of my family during the holidays and those memories help to create new images today. When asked to photograph a family portrait recently I called upon my early [...]
If you like to play with hi-speed action photography, and especially with liquid splashes, I’ve got a pretty cool news for you: we have launched an educational project dedicated to liquid and splash photography! And I believe there is nothing like this [...]
I have always been an advocate of using a light meter. Knowing that you have the right exposure is not enough for mastering light. You need to know where the light is falling on your subject and where it falls off. When shooting close [...]
There is no substitute to testing your equipment. Yes, you can read reviews and learn what others are saying but the only true way to know your lens, camera and lights are to do your own test. In the new video download, Ten Ways to Photograph [...]
There are many ways to photography women, but to truly master the art you must go deeper than simply thinking about lights and cameras. Just as one light is not right for everybody, every aperture is not right for everybody. By doing simple test [...]
I have been using the Elinchrom’s Ranger RX Speed AS set up for a couple of years now with great results. The Ranger RX is a battery powered strobe set up that pumps out a maximum of 1,100 Watt/seconds of light. There are several versions of the Ranger [...]
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