Lighting Male Portraits with Michael Corsentino
Men and women are lit in very different ways. With men, there is more flexibility with hard light, deep shadows, a harder look overall.
1,774 Headshots in 16 Hours with Vanessa Joy
As a wedding photographer, I envy portrait shooters who work inside a studio and not on location. They get as much time as they need to set up the perfect lighting and settings, and do everything else that goes into a studio photograph.
Two-Light Portraits with Craig LaMere
In my previous articles, I’ve talked about how light patterns are the building blocks of what I do and how I create those patterns. With a firm understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of each pattern, you can create any look or mood you want, using them singularly or combining them.
Mastering Speedlights for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer with Michael Anthony
As a full-time wedding and portrait photographer located in Southern California, rarely do I get the luxury of shooting in perfect light.
Turning the Ordinary Into Extraordinary: Night Photography with Michael Anthony
I open most of my articles for Shutter Magazine by reminding readers that wedding photography is the most difficult genre to shoot.
Creative Subjectivity: Rules to Follow Before You Break Them with Vanessa Joy
“Art is subjective” is one of the most irritating cliché’s I know. It doesn’t help anyone. It doesn’t help beginner artists grow. It can be an excuse for artists refusing to take creative criticism.
Fight Night: Lighting Athletes with Michael Corsentino
You can’t underestimate the power of planning. Being deliberate with your ideas, concepts and shoot plans pays massive dividends every time.
When is Black and White Not So Black and White? with Craig LaMere
When is black and white not black and white? Answer: Always. A lot of shooters oversimplify the black-and-white imagery they create.
How to Black and White Your Photos for Higher Profits with Phillip Blume
Do you see the world in black and white? No one does. So why does black-and-white photography stir up such an emotional response?
Learning to Light for Black & White with Jeff Rojas
A quick search on Google reveals hundreds of tutorials explaining different ways to convert your vibrant color images to beautiful black and white. What most of those tutorials fail to mention is that the key to creating compelling black-and-white images happens long before post-production. It starts with lighting.
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