Part Two – Controlling Natural Lighting : Bouncing and Backlighting
There’s always more than one way to solve a lighting problem. Last month we examined how to turn harsh midday sunlight into beautiful portrait light.
Mini Sessions
Mini sessions are relatively new. The idea of a mini session is for the photographer to pick a great location at a good time of day for lighting, and to book...
Q+A with Sal
Reader questions asked and answered! Watch and learn as Sal helps you work through every day real world issues.
Be a Better Second Shooter
For many people, myself included, being the primary photographer on a wedding day is something of zero interest. That doesn’t discount the passion to shoot, however....
Finding the Right Clients
Do you know who your ideal client is? Most photographers I meet have no clue who their target demographic is.
The 6 Steps of Marketing Your Weddings on Social Media
I have bad news: Marketing is hard, and it keeps getting harder. But there’s no time to mourn the past or to feel sorry for ourselves...
Building Relationships
No matter what you’re shooting, if you’re building a business, it’s going to be built on relationships.
Controlling Natural Light
As we lighting geeks often say, “light is light.” Readers of this column know I’m a big believer in the importance of knowing how to use artificial light from strobes,
20 Ways to Make Marketing Fun
Marketing can be scary, but usually it’s not so much the marketing itself, but rather having no idea where to begin.
She’s Got the Glow: Quick Bridal Retouching
If you shoot weddings, you get paid to make your bride look like a million bucks on her wedding day. That’s no easy task.
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