Photographic Training & Tools for Success
As a photographer, it’s always fun to get new gear, and I’m enjoying this new BlackRapid Tripod Jacket. It’s great for keeping the studio area clean while having items ready and on hand during a shoot. Plus it’s designed to Read More …
A while ago, a photographer friend Bryan Welsh was in town, and we taught a full-day workshop to photographers on the business of photography. One of the big takeaways is to think about marketing in better ways. Instead of having Read More …
Article Part 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 Though gels are often used to correct colors or to create a bold dance club look, I think they’re a blast to use for creative fun. I often use them to change the color of an outdoor background Read More …
The biggest question I get every year for the Texas School week-long hands-on workshop, is what to bring. This video covers that. See if I missed anything that you’d want to bring. And until next time, America.
Have you tried Adobe Spark? It’s a free way to create a web responsive page or story that you can share. Earlier versions of Spark were called ‘Adobe Slate’ (for text and photos), ‘Adobe Voice’ (for video and animations), and Read More …
How do you thank your clients as a photographer? Business is a service to your clients, and they thank you with the dollars they spend. Do you have a system for thanking them when they hit certain price points? Read More …
This week Bry Cox talks about photographic degrees and how to be a Master Photographer, a Photographic Craftsman, how to get Certified, and why you should work towards these credentials. Of course this journey should include membership in the Read More …
I teach how to mix the creative and the technical while at a shoot. That means nailing the lighting and the posing while keeping the image fresh and “un-posed.” When you do what I was taught hands-on in Texas, you’ll Read More …