So you finally got engaged, found a photographer that you like, and scheduled your engagement shoot, now what? If you and your significant other are not familiar being in front of the camera taking engagement photos can be exciting and scary.
Taking photos of a couple can be difficult if you guys aren’t familiar with one another. Sometimes, even if you are familiar, posing and directing the couple for amazing shots can still present a challenge.
Photo editing is an art-form in itself. A lot of professional photographers and retouchers put in a lot of hours of practice trying to get colors to look a certain way….
Another way to think of location is how it will influence the subject and ultimately your work. Here are a few tips to remember when finding and shooting photography at a location.
If you're getting close to the end of your academic journey, whether high school or higher learning, you're going to want senior photos (trust me). The older I get, the more I realize that the pictures aren't for you; they're for everyone else.
Whenever you’re looking to get a photography client, most times they will want to see your work. If you don’t have any work to show them, you probably won’t get the job. I give you 3 tips to help you build a photography portfolio.
If you’re just starting out on your photography journey and you want to shoot portraits, chances are you’re going to need a model to help build your portfolio. But what if you don't have access to models?
Recently I had the chance to get a little wedding photo practice. I wasn’t trying to intervene or undermine the hired photographer. I figured I’d just share my 2 cents and a few ideas on how to get a little photo practice in at a wedding.