This week we are journeying through various tips to wrangle the best possible light out of a single light source off-camera! To do this, we are employing the assistance of only a light stand and a shoot through umbrella.
This week, each day is going to include an extra tip on how to eke the most out of your off-camera flash. Yesterday, I started the series with a demonstration of how to correctly mount your umbrella to a light stand. The clue was “up for luck” as a mnemonic. Today, we’re going to add ...
Occasionally I like to delve a little beyond the basics for some of the more advanced and forward-thinking folks in the photography audience, and this week, I’d like to do just that. We’re going to talk in detail about off-camera flash!
The folks at Craft and Vision have really done this Black Friday justice with some amazing discounts and packaged products. Fro the entire collection to Black and White series, the Inspired Eye, and everything in between, there’s a package for you! Even if you just want to take advantage of 50% off savings, there’s a ...
Today is a day of giving thanks, and breaking bread with family, friends, and loved ones. We are engaging in very much the stereotypical activity, so I would encourage you all to do the same. Here’s our planned activities:
It was brought to my attention over the weekend that Scott Kelby chimed in on the pricing and policy change that Adobe has implemented on their latest episode of “The Grid”.
Loading ...Yeah, yeah, yeah - it's been a while since I've posted. You've had fair warning though that my...
Ahhh! This Saturday for the first time in a long time I have an open day to sip...
As some of you may recall, I did some aerial work last year (well, 2 years ago now -...
Yeah, yeah, yeah - it's been a while since I've posted. You've had fair warning though that my...
Ahhh! This Saturday for the first time in a long time I have an open day to sip...
As some of you may recall, I did some aerial work last year (well, 2 years ago now -...
Whether tacit or not, Adobe seems to have listened to the concerns voiced by many in the creative community...
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