Promaster Background Crossbar Review
Review of the Promaster background stand crossbar. Why I didn’t like the 4-section crossbar. Why I opted for the telescoping version: Promaster Telescoping Background Crossbar.… Read the rest
What’s in My Bag?
What’s in my bag? If I’m shooting for myself, I pack as little as possible. Of course, it all depends. If I’m shooting for a client, or when getting the shot is imperative, I’ll make sure to take backup or fallback gear.… Read the rest
Why Models Should Bring Confidence to a Photoshoot
Models should bring a sense of confidence to every photoshoot. This requires good preparation and a self-assured attitude. Models shouldn’t expect the photographer to make it all happen; the model has a responsibility to perform in front of the camera if she expects a successful result and great images.… Read the rest
3 Legged Thing Tripod Review | Corey Travel Tripod
My review of the Corey Travel Tripod by 3 Legged Thing.… Read the rest
How I Get Shallow Depth of Field for Portraits
Here are some tips on how to get shallow depth of field for portraits. It’s all about the focal length of the lens, aperture, and distance from camera to subject.… Read the rest
Street Photography Tips
I spent some time at the World Trade Center with street photographer, Jason Little. I followed Jason around and picked his brain for tips on how to become a better street photographer and how to think about cityscapes. … Read the rest
Artist Profile: Nan Bozeman
Nan Bozeman is an illustrator and muralist based in Austin, Texas. We dropped by her place the other day to ask about her work and process.… Read the rest
Bronica: Fixing Focus Issues
My Bronica SQ saga began with a major light leak and its subsequent solution. I was overjoyed by the fact that I had a beautiful working 6×6 camera. … Read the rest
Photoshoot: Portra 160 & 400
Let’s shoot some Portra 160 and Portra 400 (and some digital) in the park!
In this video, I provide a behind-the-scenes look and discussion about a recent shoot with Danielle.… Read the rest
Film Photography with Jason D. Little
My interview with friend and fellow film photographer, Jason D. Little. Here’s what’s discussed:
- Favorite films.
- Favorite film cameras.
- Film developing.