How to Create A Great Composite Portrait – Part 1: Lightroom Preparations
Composite images, if they are realistic enough, require some trickery to be created properly. It requires both photographing
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How to Use the Brenizer Method For Better Portaits
At some point in your photography learning career, you've likely encountered the Brenizer Method. The Brenizer Method, also
Continue reading >5 Simple Tips for Photographing Tattooed Models
Photographing models who have tattoos is a bit different from photographing models with natural skin, since the pigment
Continue reading >How to Improve Your Posing Skills Without Memorization
When you first start learning how to pose people for photographs, it’s hard. Hard enough that a lot of cameras are collecting
Continue reading >How to Pose Large Groups Organically: A 3-Step Guide to Beautiful Group Photos
A lot of photographers today find themselves more comfortable posing individuals and groups in a natural way, rather than
Continue reading >Getting Started With High Key Portraiture
High key portraiture is a subject of constant debate among photographers. The different opinions are mostly on the subject
Continue reading >Getting Started With Low Key Portraiture
Most people take low key for granted, and think that one just needs to underexpose and all is set. The reality, however,
Continue reading >5 Reasons Not to Feel Weird on Your First Portrait Session
It’s common for photographers to feel weird during their first portrait session. Like learning a new dance and being unsure
Continue reading >How to Get Sharper Eyes in Your Portraits
A good portrait draws the viewer in to the subject, creating a connection between the two. It should provoke thought and
Continue reading >How To Photograph Weddings: 9 Tips to Create Perfect Memories
A wedding is a sacred moment for many people. A wedding photographer is hired to document that moment, as discretely as possible,
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