Photography
Rejection is a fact of life. In the photography business rejection can happen more often than not. There is a saying that not every client is the right client, and not every job is the right job. Don’t let rejection hold you back it was meant to teach you something not hold you back.
Read MoreI was recently reading an article on theater photography and what makes one a great theater photographer. Turns out that a lot of photographers who practice theater shooting tend to shoot dress rehearsals and post the scene to capture it and that is how the beautiful well light shots that gloss billboards and such come to be.
Read MoreSometimes I feel nostalgic for past photoshoots. Six or seven years ago when I was visiting a friend in Tennessee I did a photoshoot for his coworkers in Knoxville. Just a fun beginning modeling portfolio builder session which turn into just a fun shoot.
Read MoreAnyone who knows me as a photographer knows that Photoshop is my tool for editing with bridge being my organizational program of choice over Lightroom. So many photographers I know absolutely love Lightroom and like it has its perks but it isn’t nearly as powerful as photoshop. So what is the different between the two programs?
Read MoreThis year I have decided to enter a couple of the bigger photography comps during the early bird admissions. In part because I took a few images that I think would have been nice contenders after deadlines last year and partly because I want to enter early and then see if I take something later to add to said entries.
Read MoreSo here is the thing you can be the best photographer in the world but if your subjects aren’t having fun then your images are not going to be the best they could be. Play and have fun while working and your images will go to the next level.
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