Canon EOS 1Ds-Mark III with 24-70mm f.2.8L @ 48mm and f.14. 400 ISO. This was one of the most challenging and fun shoots that I have ever been asked to do as a photographer. Photograph 5 very historic olympic gold … Continued
Using foreground, middle and background works well for crating more depth and dimension in a picture. Then adding a warm spot on the subjects faces sure helps make them stand out more. (and no dark eyes )
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
Photographing People Part 1 class @ InStudio Photographics in Orem, Utah, USA on Saturday March 6th 2010. Instructor: Kenneth Linge M.Photog. Cr. CPP. XXV. PFP Photographing People, part 1 in a three part series, is a fast-paced seminar style class for those … 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
Midday sun solutions. This image is from a wedding I did in The Canary Islands. The sun is high and it’s hard to light them without interfering with what’s between them and me. Too bright for my spots etc. A … 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
In my last Photographing People class I was telling a student how she really needed to get a longer lens to get a more professional look on some of her work. I had just photographed Nathalie with my 70-200mm f.2.8 … Continued
Yes, isn’t it ALL about catching the right moment? Being ready at all times! Most of the time outside, I like to shoot with very little depth of field to get a very non-distracting background and keep the attention on … Continued
Photographing People Part 1 (All levels) Salt Lake City, Utah, January 26th, 2008 Photographing People, part one in a three part series, is a fast-paced seminar style class for those looking to take their technique to the next level. It’s … Continued