Photography Tutorials
As my daughter approached her first birthday, I started to think about how to capture her at this stage in her development. Most of my work is done on-location with…
They say that the best client is one you already have. If you are a wedding photographer, you might want to think about how to keep those clients — and…
My son attends a wonderful play-based preschool where they learn through experimentation and creativity. It didn't take long for the artwork sent home to start collecting in stacks all over…
When you're just starting out as a professional photographer, it can be very easy to think you can save costs by simply doing everything yourself, rather than paying specialists lots…
There are truths which one can see only when it’s dark.
-Isaac Bashevis Singer
Night photography has its challenges, but the potential for magic makes all the…
I've been lucky enough to shoot at some very big sporting events over the years, including several London and Paris Marathons, the BMW PGA Championships, London Triathlons, and dozens of…
If you think about it, it’s funny to talk about movement when discussing photography. Photography is all about stopping motion, capturing split seconds in time. At the core, photography is…
Often on commercial jobs you're given very little choice of where to shoot, and you'll have to play the hand you're dealt with. However, sometimes there will be enough time…
Photographs are one-dimensional. Whether it's a print on paper or an image on the computer, it's flat. Adding perceived dimension to a flat image is what sets great photography apart…
Reverse engineering is a term in common use, and it generally means taking something apart to see how it works and reassembling it for your own use. In photographic terms,…
