Shooting Artistic Interiors You Can Be Proud Of
In real estate photography, the goal is to portray the indoor locations in the most realistic yet welcoming way possible.
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A Photographer’s Guide to Shooting Book Covers
Shooting book covers is different from general photography. Not in the sense that it requires any specialized equipment,
Continue reading >Club Photography Workflow Case Study (Part 3)
Once I finish shooting an event, my habit is to get home as soon as possible and immediately process the images. Time is
Continue reading >Club Photography Workflow Case Study (Part 2)
In the previous article we discussed the preparations necessary for the execution of one full-time club photography gig.
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This article will be the first in a series of articles detailing the way I manage club photography. I'm aware that club photography
Continue reading >How to Get Professional Product Photographs With a Single Light Source
Not too long ago I was asked to take some pictures of a few products for a fashion blogger to review. Despite my shortage
Continue reading >Still Life Photography in 5 Steps
If you’ve been participating in the Light Stalking forums lately, you will have probably also been following the rise in
Continue reading >10 Creative Background Ideas for the Broke Macro Photographer
If you have an attic, a closet, or even a junk drawer, I guarantee you can create a unique background for your close-up photos!
Continue reading >How to Photograph Interiors Like a Pro
Interior photography isn’t just about capturing snapshots inside a building. It is more than that and requires careful
Continue reading >Getting Started With Table Top Photography: A First-Hand Experience
With a fairly simple setup to get started, table top photography opens up plenty of photographic possibilities. You don't
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