Wedding Photographer Kevin Mullins based in Wiltshire, UK Sans Mirror by Thom Hogan Photography Tips In this tutorial we share 10 quick portrait photography tips for working with what you’re given, making better compositions and inspiring great reactions from your subject. By changing your camera angle and subject’s position, a simple window becomes a versatile light source. In this window light photography tutorial we show you how to create six strikingly different images using the same subject and window. If you’re looking for photography tips, tricks and techniques, Digital Camera World is a fantastic resource, even if we do say so ourselves. We serve up fresh photo advice daily and have a back catalogue of tutorials to cater for beginners and more experienced photographers alike. But how much of it do you really put… Continue reading In our latest photography cheat sheet we’ve created a free posing guide for headshots and hands. Be prepared to change your settings when you dip into the tiny world of macro.
FroKnowsPhoto.com Welcome to the Episode #002 of the FroKnowsPhoto Show. This time my journey takes me to Cologne, Germany where I had the opportunity to meet amazing people and capture incredible photos. If you would like to check out the Full-Res images be sure to head over to Click Here for EP#001 Gear used in this episode. Still camera: Canon 5D Mark IVLenses for stills: Canon 11-24 F4 Canon 24-105 F4 IS Version 1 Canon 50mm F1.2Cameras used for filming: Canon XC10 Canon 5D Mark IV Credits Jared Polin: Executive Producer, ProducerTodd Wolfe: Executive Produce, Producer, Director, Camera Operator, EditorStephen Eckert: Producer, Director Of Photography, Camera Operator, Audio Engineer Additional Audio from: AudioBlocks.comAdditional Video from: VideoBlocks.comAdditional Footage from: Daniel Pochetti Special Thanks Canon USAAdoramaPIX.comThinkTankPhotoRODELensCoat Help support the show by using this link on Amazon
Bewitching Photographs Inspired By Lithuanian Forests I am a photographer-witch from Lithuania. I grew up in a place surrounded by woods and jungle-like meadows – traveling, wandering and observing every natural outburst. All this natural habitat around me created a wide imagination and ability to see things deeper than the average human eye. Over time, photography was born, where the characters in them have become as though my reflection. My work is not about a twinkle here and now that we usually see. If you want to see a photograph that you can touch, feel and smell, I invite you to visit my personal exhibition at Juozas Art Gallery in Vilnius, Lithuania. More info: Facebook
DSLRBodies by Thom Hogan Find a Digital SLR Camera in 4 Easy Steps FroKnowsPhoto Print Your Photos! We shoot tons of digital images. Mostly posting them on our websites, facebook, and instagram. Taking the time to make actual prints is so gratifying. There’s something about seeing your work printed. The color, the depth, the details. I thought a lot about how I wanted to make these prints. To resist the compulsion to shoot a ton of images in a new place and really think about the images, subjects, time of day, composition and common threads. I’ve only ever printed on paper. I’d been toying with the idea of doing the aluminum prints. Being that I loved the look of that print, I ordered a bunch more. My message is that if you’ve been toying with the idea of making prints, do it. Please subscribe and leave your questions and comments below. Arcade Fire First Person Shooter with Nikon D4s, Nikon 200-400 VR II and GoPro Using a Nikon 200-400 F4 VR II generally is not recommended for shooting from the photo pit of a concert where the pit has 15 photographers and no room.
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