Julie Powell is a photographer, writer and educator, offers unique photographic opportunities and inspirational ideas to help YOU become the photographer you wish to be.
Tamron's 90mm Macro f/2.8 is a small, compact superfast AF Macro lens. Capturing everything from landscapes, and portraits to macro.
I was recently sent the Avant Max to review, and I wanted to try them out in the studio. This is how I set the scene for my Cinnamon Scrolls.
How to use a Sekonic L308X light meter and the new Godox AD200Pro II speedlight with the X3 trigger for Sony E-mount camera (and others)
The new Remove Tool in Photoshop, it's like having a magic eraser that can whisk away distractions with a few strokes.
While it might seem unconventional, a 90mm macro lens can actually offer a unique perspective on the world around us.
You might think your 90mm macro lens is just for capturing intricate details of insects and blooms. But, its a great lens for portraits!
Ever wondered why some photos look wide and expansive, while others are zoomed in and detailed? Or why some images are bright and clear?
One common challenge that photographers face is dealing with wind, which can blur the details of trees, and other elements in the scene.
Stark landscapes can be transformed into stunning images through the strategic use of circular polarizing (CPL) filters and B&W Photography.
Imagine pedalling or even just walking through picturesque landscapes and stumbling upon whimsical bike sculptures scattered throughout the streets.
By using the Neewer LS39 spotlight or TL60 RGB Light stick, you can transform your Halloween scenes into chilling and captivating experiences.
In low-light photography, where shadows can be particularly dramatic, the placement of your model becomes even more crucial.
Sadly we were here at the wrong time of year and night for good astrophotography, but I decided to have some fun with the Art Tank and light.
With the Zhiyun Fiveray M20 LED Light in your hand, you'll be equipped to explore hidden gems and capture stunning images
Next time you encounter a challenging shoot, don't be afraid to let go of the pursuit of perfection and explore the beauty of soft focus.
I was recently given a GodoxAD200Pro II and X3, and I wanted to try them out in the studio. This is how I set the scene for my spring harvest.
By using the Neewer LS39 spotlight or TL60 RGB Light stick, you can transform your Halloween scenes into chilling and captivating experiences.
I switched over to Godox AD200Pro a couple of years ago. Now the NEW AD200Pro II is twice as nice and has some cool new features too.
If you're looking for a lens that will help you capture dreamy, ethereal images, the Tamron 70-180mm F/2.8 Di III RXD is a great option.
The Neewer LS39 Spotlight and Gobo is a brilliant addition to my studio, great for adding cool spotlight effects for portraits and more
