How to Remove blemishes, and simple retouching as well as fly-away hairs in DxO PhotoLab7 with the quick retouching tool.
Read MoreBut have you ever considered the power of cross-lighting? This technique, from the side, can transform your photos into the dramatic.
Read MoreUmmm OK I can't believe I forgot, but The Portrait Masters Awards were in January and I have only just now remembered to see how I did. Hey! It's been a VERY busy couple of months!
Read MoreCapturing the essence and beauty of a subject through portrait photography is an art that demands the perfect blend of equipment and technique. Among the crucial tools in a portrait photographer’s toolkit is the beauty dish.
Read MoreThe Phottix G-Capsule makes it easy to swap between diffusers, beauty dish, and grids all in one handy capsule.
Read More‘Tis the season to be silly, fa-la-la-la-la! The holidays are upon us, and it’s time to toss the serious vibes out the window and embrace the wacky wonder of Christmas.
Read MoreThe holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate the joy and magic of Christmas than by creating unique and creative portraits that capture the spirit of the season?
Read MoreOne lens that can truly elevate your portrait photography is the tele-zoom lens. Let’s have a look at what, where, why, when and how to get the most out of a portrait location shoot with a telezoom lens.
Read MoreFilm Noir, a cinematic genre that emerged in the 1930s and 1940s, is known for its distinctive style and thematic elements. It often explores themes of crime, corruption and moral ambiguity, brought to life by shadowy cinematography and enigmatic characters.
Read MoreIf you have been photographing long enough, invariably everyone seems to ask what gear you use. I still believe that it’s the craft that is important, but there are always a few things that really make an image stand out. One of those is the lens. So here are my favorite Sony E-mount lenses for portraits.
Read MoreLet’s delve into the essence of fine art photography, exploring its characteristics, significance and the endless possibilities it offers to both photographers and viewers.
Read MoreIn the world of photography, there is something magical about black-and-white images. They possess a timeless charm that transcends the boundaries of time and technology.
Read MoreIn a world as diverse as ours, every individual carries their own story, culture, and beauty. Today, we honour the richness of diversity through a series of stunning portraits. From different ethnicities to varied backgrounds, images celebrate the beauty of uniqueness.
Read MoreA well-executed portrait has the power to communicate stories, evoke emotions, and reveal the essence of the subject.
Read MoreBy stripping away distractions and focusing on the subject's raw emotions and natural features, simplicity can unlock a whole new level of depth and resonance in portraits.
Read MorePortrait photography holds a special place in my heart. It is an art form that goes beyond capturing a mere image; it seeks to encapsulate the very essence of an individual, unveiling their distinctive personality, emotions, and inner world.
Read MoreThere are varying opinions on the subject, from no retouching at all, to so-called ‘overcooked’ to look fake. However, I personally feel that there is a happy medium to achieve natural and realistic magazine-style retouched photos. For anyone and everyone. But maybe that’s just my opinion.
Read MoreI was recently approached to do a rose petal milk bath with a more fashion twist, we decided to actually use a bathtub. Here is what we did.
Read MoreLet’s take a look at different types of lighting for portrait photography. The key is to know what type of portraits you want to photograph. The type of portrait, the mood and the requirement of the photo all play important roles in determining the best lighting setup for a portrait photoshoot.
Read MoreI truly believe that these lighting techniques are important in portrait photography. They help to create different moods and emphasize different facial features. They allow the photographer to control the direction and quality of light falling on the subject. As such, they allow you to shape your subject’s appearance and create a desired visual impact. I personally use all three and even a combination of them in most of my studio portraits.
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