So it’s time for the last 6 pages of the editorial shoot for Utah Valley Bride magazine. I hope your week has been good so far? Personally I’ve been spending a total of 5 hours in the dentist chair, and … Continued
Here we go again. 6 more images and some thoughts about them. Client Bennett Communication for Utah Valley Bride magazine 2013. People often talk about posed vs unposed. If you watch a movie every single shot is (posed). Try to … Continued
Happy New Years, yes it’s my first blog post this year. 13 is my lucky number so I’m curios about this year. I have 18 pages of an editorial shoot I did for Utah Valley Bride magazine back in November. The … Continued
Link to the 1 gigapixel panoramic image: http://www.hdpano.no/gpweb/gigapixel_h_48/ZOpen_48.html After you click on the link, click on the picture to move as far as you want to into it. Wait a few seconds while it loads. Then use arrows to navigate. … Continued
Today we are going to talk about what very many Photographers consider the biggest problem with reflectors. Subjects having a hard time with the bright light. I will teach you a very simple and easy trick today. Then I will … Continued
Welcome to Part 2 in this 4 part series on Photographing in Midday sun, these two images is taken within less then a minute of each other around 2:30 pm on a day where the sun was at the highest … Continued
I been in love with reflectors since long before they made fold ups. Remember working on a movie in Paris the first time a saw one pop open, so did my eyes! We used to buy silver cooking foil, step … Continued
I think one of the best qualities a photographer can have is to know your own limits at the moment, when it comes to take upon yourself jobs. It’s NO limit how far you can go, but is it sometimes … Continued
I have enjoyed posting some mages lately from the 80’s. Todays image is from the early 90’s shot, also on chrome film with NO retouch, straight scan. This photograph was taken about 45 minutes after sunset. In Norway the sun … Continued
