Kent DuFault

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.

How to Get Better Landscape Photos Through Correct Metering

Outdoor Photography

By Kent DuFault / March 9, 2016

Here's a test for you- What do you believe would be the most difficult photographic situation, (in general),

Why The Color RED Made Me a Better Photographer

Composition

By Kent DuFault / February 24, 2016

I want some attention! I want people to notice my photography. I want my skills to be recognized. It’s true

10 Cheap Gifts For Photographers That Will Rock Their World

Gear

By Kent DuFault / November 28, 2015

As the Holiday Season approaches gift giving is on our minds. The good news is that if you have a photographer on your list

Portrait Pro 12.0 – A Gimmick or a Serious Photographer’s Tool?

Gear

Post Production

By Kent DuFault / April 7, 2015

When I was asked if I would like to review the Portrait Pro 12 software package for Lightstalking.com, I got pretty excited. I

How to Photograph Boats, Ships, and All Things That Float

Outdoor Photography

By Kent DuFault / May 1, 2014

Who among us hasn't stood somewhere, and watched a boat go by, while thinking to ourselves, Wow! That would make a great

7 Tips to Improve Your Holiday Photographs

Outdoor Photography

By Kent DuFault / April 27, 2014

All of us get a little more excited about taking photographs when the Holidays approach. Who doesn’t want to create beautiful

How to Use the Color Red for Impact in Your Photography

Composition

By Kent DuFault / April 18, 2014

Color is an important element of composition. It has long been known that all colors have distinctive influence on us. The

How to Find Great Photographic Subjects – A Case Study on Farms

Outdoor Photography

By Kent DuFault / February 28, 2014

Photographers are always looking for new subjects to photograph. We typically think of vacations, special events in our cities,

Why You Need a Remote Shutter Release in Your Bag

Gear

By Kent DuFault / February 12, 2014

When discussing “must have” gear for the photographer, the remote shutter release is usually down the list. Here's