I’ve been posting several shots from my classes done after sunset with tungsten spots and great blue sky in the past. Last Saturday after the nice blue with tungsten was done I told my students how they can use store … Continued
It’s about time I recommend a great photographer again. I wrote Jens Haugen in Norway who I admire greatly, and got permission to post one of his images. He lives and mainly work in Norway, he is plenty good to … Continued
Today I had the great opportunity to attend PhotoCamp Utah 2009. It was very special to me, and I also gave a short presentation in the part called “Ignite”. Since it was more meant to inspire then to teach, I … Continued
Here is an oldie picture for you, shot on FILM!!! You remember those cool things you put in your camera? About a year ago I had a student telling me about his first camera and it was digital, I thought … Continued
Hope all is well? I’m just back from Las Vegas consulting and training Photographers for The Little Chapel of Flowers. What a great company, so organized and you better be when you do about 4000 Weddings a year!!! I also … Continued
It seems almost wrong to write about a great event that is already sold out, and it did in such a short time. I’m sad for those of you who will miss out and excited for the 275 of you … Continued
Last Saturday we had another Photographing People Part 2 class, it was really FUN! Such a great group of people. I did Part 2 with more demonstrations then in the past and it worked very well. These images are from … Continued
Just thought this image would be a good follow up from my last blog. I used to pay a fortune for portable tungsten lights back in the 80’s and 90’s most of them made for video and TV production. In … Continued
One of my favorite times to photograph is shortly after the sun is down. When I lived in Europe it was nice and blue for about an hour after sunset, it’s called the “Blue Hour”. Here in Utah it is … Continued
Today I want to show you our full page add in Utah Valley Magazine page 3. We wanted to promote studio family photos during a cold and snowy time. That it can be done nicely and comfortable inside InStudio. Of … Continued