Photographic Training & Tools for Success
The information is out and here are the details. For All Users: Photoshop and Illustrator now supports Retina displays, what is called HiDPI. For Creative Cloud Users: The rest of the updates are for users for Creative Cloud users only. As Read More …
Are you doing any video editing? Do you not have Creative Cloud or the suite of Adobe video editing programs? If you are currently using Final Cut Pro or Avid, you can get a sweet deal for a limited Read More …
I was interviewed by Professional Photographer Magazine, a publication that goes out to all professional photographers throughout the US as well as other parts of the world as well. That interview is now out in the current October 2012 issue. This Read More …
I taught a weeklong photographic workshop called ‘Evergreen’ outside of Seattle in a small town called Port Townsend. Here are some of the images from that event. Usually as I travel and move, I create images — it’s like a Read More …
Thanks to everyone who came to the New Hampshire event and a special thanks to White House Custom Colour and Hunt’s Camera Store for the sponsorship and support. I had previously posted about the event and included images I did of Molly. This is part 2 Read More …
I just got back from speaking in 5 cities on the Sandy Puc’ tour. Here’s a short video giving a behind-the-scenes look. (Click image below to play video…) https://brycoxworkshops.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/BryCox_SandyPucBusTour.m4vPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
I shot in five cities while on the Sandy Puc’ tour: Chicago, Grand Rapids, Detroit, Columbus, and Cleveland. In each area I showed people how to shoot images that don’t need retouching. Here are some of the images I created Read More …
[Updated with a new video March 2015] This video will explain how to get both your exposure and white balance perfect in camera. It means never adjusting a thing later. My goal is to provide the highest quality photograph by Read More …
Most photographers don’t use light to sculpt people, but rather they use light to get the right exposure. They think, “Here’s a family under a shady tree, they’ll be dark so I should add a flash or a reflector to Read More …
I was interviewed by Pictureline for their blog on my equipment list and my approach to preparedness and problem solving for weddings. It’s a short read, and as you will see, my approach is simple — be over prepared. When Read More …
Thanks to everyone who came to the New Hampshire event and a special thanks to White House Custom Colour and Hunt’s Camera Store for the sponsorship and support. It’s because of the donations of these sponsors that made this event Read More …
I’m on the cover this this month’s Rangefinder Magazine. I’m the first person in the top left, the one leaning in the doorway. It was a lot of fun to be pulled out and featured with a few other photographers Read More …