As you probably already know we’re back from PhotoShopWorld (later more on this). PSW switches between Orlando and Las Vegas (and sometimes other places), and this time it was Las Vegas. Because we travelled with my mom we decided to not fly in to Vegas directly but to fly to LA and stay a few […]
Today a very interesting guestblog about shooting cities. I’m sure you gonna love this one. City Light First of all, I feel very priviliged to be given the opportunity to write this guest blog at Franks’ website. Thanks a lot! All visitors of this website will know that photography is about the Quest for […]
Styling can make or break a shoot. A model can be absolutely stunning, which makes every shot successful, even if it’s styled pretty basic. But if the model has guts and the styling is top-knotch then everyone can be a model. Even if you’re one of those absolutely stunning models, after 5000 photo’s it does get boring.
After my workshops a lot of students switch to the use of a light meter.
They see how quick it is to setup the lights, meter the background, make sure there is detail in whites or blacks and much much more but that’s “only” part of the story. Let me tell you two stories that are real life stories and will show you a different side of why to use a meter….
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