In October I was fortunate enough to get to attend PhotoKina 2010 in Cologne, Germany the worlds largest Photo Fair. I have wanted to work with a small compact flash system with an octa for a long time. The timing … Continued
When I go on out of state/country on jobs, bringing larger light stands and a good tripod have been difficult. The great bags made by Manfrotto is just not protective and large enough. I love the Manfrotto bag for smaller … Continued
In the old days I had to go to the local newspaper to get the times for sunrise and sunset for the year. Then came internet and sites with that information. Today we have a fantastic tool in the application … Continued
I just got back from another teaching tour in Europe, and it made me realize more than ever how much I love to photograph in midday sun. Love the quality of light we can get then. I will make this … Continued
I been fascinated by leading lines for a looong time. Traditionally years ago we where thought to build them from left to the subject or if we where in Asia from right to left (Asians as you probably know reads from … 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
Looking into dark eyes is like an auto focus camera pointed at a white wall, it spins back and forth. When we look at people with no light in the eyes we react about the same way we keep searching … 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
Today I will do something NEW! I will post an image and NOT tell how it was done until Monday! One of the best exercises a photographer can do is to look at images and try to figure out how the image … Continued
