Food Photography: Back, Side, and Front Light
The direction of your light is incredibly important when photographing food. Certain angles of light will help shape the scene and can also be the difference between a successful image, and one [...]
The direction of your light is incredibly important when photographing food. Certain angles of light will help shape the scene and can also be the difference between a successful image, and one [...]
When photographing an image with some type of line, path, or object that will go out of my frame, my very first instinct is to find a way to push it towards one of the corners...
In this short video I share a tip on a benefit of using diffusers to soften the light with food photography. To view the full behind-the-scenes video of this shoot, click here. Watch [...]
I have been wanting to play with an infrared-converted camera for quite some time. So I contacted the folks at LensRentals.com, one of the sponsors over on Photofocus, and was able to test out an [...]
When photographing water, it can oftentimes be a good idea to tame the reflections with a circular polarizer filter. A circular polarizer is a filter that rotates on the front of your [...]
One reason for using a telephoto lens (such as 100mm or 200mm) is to keep some distance between you and your subject. This can be great for portraits of people, as well [...]
I just finished up writing a new book, all about the Canon 70D, which will be my third camera-specific book I've written so far. One of the requirements for the book is [...]