After a full class (15) in November we are doing an extra Photographing People Part 1 class on Saturday January 17th, before Part 2 in February. If you want to increase the quality of your photography and lighting FAST! then … Continued
I am so fortunate to have been the photographer for The Statue of Responsibility Foundation now for about 4 years. It is a fantastic project, read this words by Victor E. Frankl from his famous book Man’s Search for Meaning. ” … Continued
It is so fun when brides come back later when they are pregnant, have kids etc. I photographed this image of Karissa when she was 8 months pregnant. It is such a special time in life. I like how this … Continued
Dear Readers, so it is time for the yearly Christmas Blog. It’s been a crazy year, crazier then normal, but I’m still alive and here. We opened crazy InStudio Photographicsincluding fixing most of the 8880 Sq Ft up woooooooow. Got … Continued
I decided about 12 years ago to keep my main focus on working hard to become a better photographer rather then spending my life in Photoshop. To do so you need to still know what can be done in Photoshop … Continued
Once in a while I like to present an exceptional photographer here on my blog. This time the mind blowing Quentin Shih (aka. Shi Xiaofan) born 1975. He is a Beijing-based Chinese photographer specialising in advertising, fashion and editorial assignments. … Continued
Today’s image is the feet of a set of sweet little twins. It was used on the front of their birth announcement. We love to use Imagenomics Portraiture on skin, it is such a great Photoshop plug-in. Light is 1 … Continued
Thought I’d show you the ad we ran here in Utah last Christmas. Besides marketing seminars/workshops it promotes my photography and image in the local community. Hope YOU wil be getting a Certificate this Christmas? 🙂 Our next seminar here at InStudio … Continued
This was a really great family to photograph. I wanted to do a set up where each one could be themselves, so I didn’t want to interfere with the posing, let them stand how they naturally would. Let each single … Continued
