People and Portraiture

How to Capture Authentic Emotion in Portrait Photography

By Jason D. Little / June 26, 2013

If you shoot portraits on a regular basis, I’m sure you have an informal checklist of sorts that you consult — at

By Tiffany Mueller / April 24, 2013

Familiarizing yourself with different lighting patterns isn't just to help you diversify your portrait portfolio. Depending

By Jason D. Little / March 13, 2013

Most people, especially when starting out in photography, find self-portraits to be a nerve-wracking venture; and some, to

By Tiffany Mueller / February 14, 2013

There is a well known–and rather obvious–fact floating around that fashion photography is all about fashion.

By Amber Ketchum / January 28, 2013

Lighting is one of the most important concepts in photography, so one may automatically assume that outdoor portraits would

By Kent DuFault / November 27, 2012

Bravo! You've got that nice camera and a great lens, why not put it to good use? You can have some fun, and perhaps, maybe

By Tiffany Mueller / November 12, 2012

Back in August, LightStalking shared a link on Twitter to some really incredible double exposures done by an artist named

By Rachael Towne / August 23, 2012

Children are one of people's favourite subjects to photograph, but like any subject they present their own photographic challenges.

By Tiffany Mueller / July 30, 2012

Portraiture can be a tricky thing to get right. Even with ideal lighting situations, a photographer still faces quite a few

By Jacob Maentz / March 25, 2012

Being on the road often limits the amount of gear we want to take with us as photographers. By learning and getting more