Kent DuFault

3 Cool Things You Probably Didn’t Realize That You Can Do With Masking In Post-Production

By Kent DuFault / July 20, 2017

1) Swap the color of any object Swapping the color of an object, within Photoshop, is so ridiculously easy,when using masks,

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Why Leading Lines Are Trickier Than You Think

Composition

By Kent DuFault / March 30, 2017

A lot of folks get into photography without having any type of art background or art training. Some might be telling themselves,

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How Planning Can Improve Your B&W Photography

Black and White

By Kent DuFault / March 22, 2017

Here is something that you may, or may not, think about in your photography. I think about it constantly, when I’m creating

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How the “Parents’ Day” at School Forced Me to Become a More Knowledgeable Photographer

Cool Photos & Photographers

By Kent DuFault / February 21, 2017

There is nothing quite as motivating in life as a good old-fashioned public embarrassment. What I’m about to tell you happened

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12 Cheap Gifts For Photographers (Plus 12 Expensive Ones)

Gear

By Kent DuFault / December 5, 2016

The holiday season is rapidly approaching. Maybe you didn't realize this- but if there is a photographer on your shopping

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The Most Important Steps In Digital Photography

Post Production

By Kent DuFault / October 25, 2016

This is a fact that you may, or may not, be aware of- At this point in time, a digital photograph “REQUIRES” a number

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2 Reasons Your B&W Photography Might Stink and How to Avoid Them

Post Production

By Kent DuFault / October 11, 2016

Have you ever entered a black & white photography contest, and then wondered, as you looked around at your competitors

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Why Rhythm Makes This Photo Rock!

Composition

By Kent DuFault / June 15, 2016

Photograph by Kent DuFault The Photograph (Above), Titled “Honey Champs”, Has Been Highly Regarded Wherever

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How to Get Great Portraits With Minimal Equipment

People and Portraiture

By Kent DuFault / May 18, 2016

What does it really take to create a great portrait? Do you need multiple lights, a dozen reflectors, several

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What Can Billiards Teach You About Light & Photography?

Light

By Kent DuFault / April 20, 2016

Light is malleable. Have you ever thought about that- that you could work light like a ball of clay? It’s true.

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