I was in a wonderful home on the river in Idaho photographing the wedding cake, when this beautiful flower girl came into the room. I was at that moment using a tripod, long exposure and natural light. Wanting to get … Continued
When I first have a set up working I like to try to create many compositions and styles, if possible, with smal changes. See how just a little tilt on the camera and conversion to B/W make this a whole … Continued
I wanted to photograph the flowers by themselves, but then saw how perfect the sleeve dropped down. This is, to me, a picture that should definitely be in color. Some people think B/W is the only way to go, some … Continued
As photographers we need to learn to master ANY lighting circumstance. Here is an example of direct sunlight in the afternoon (3:25pm). I put the model with the sun hitting her at the angle I wanted, then put a diffusion … Continued
Hope every one is having/has had a great Halloween! Today I want to challenge you to learn the complimentary colors. If you don’t have a color wheel go to an art supply store and get one for a few dollars. … Continued
Hope you all enjoyed yesterday’s video clip. I find myself very often loving just one main color in an image. It is powerful! Go ahead and give it a try.
Inspired by Rich Legg’s blog about using our Photoshop Actions to achieve a cross processed look with one click (www.leggnet.com), I quickly used our cross processed action to give this photo some punch and then cropped it for a more … Continued
This image of the beautiful model Veronica B. was taken at the WPPI trade show in Las Vegas a few months ago. I was having a great time working for Mitsubishi Paper. Veronica is standing in the middle of the … Continued