The one with tips on how to create high impact fashion images using effective lighting setups.
The one with tips on how to create high impact fashion images using effective lighting setups.
The one that features cultural diversity from the tribal portraits of Africa and exotic people of Asia to celebrity portraits of some of the most respected actors in the film and television industry.
The one featuring bold ideas from photographers in urban spaces: from shooting city night scenes, lighting performance artists along the way, to comedic moments on the streets
The one that brings more power into your photographs using light sources and empowering concepts.
The one showcasing practical photography tips that bring out the beauty of the different forms and shades of skin.
The one showcasing post-processing tips and compelling ideas for the creative process of conceptual photography.
The one with practical tips and appreciation for vintage photography.
The one with practical photography tips for the winter season.
The one with practical tips for Avant-garde photography.
The one with practical tips for photographers on interpreting color correctly and translating it into their photographs.
The one with practical techniques for travel photography. It features adventures from the spiritual haven of India, classical cities of Europe, random encounters in the Americas, to the massive waves of Australia.
The one that shares with you different aspects and techniques of fashion photography.
The one demonstrating how to use lights to your advantage when capturing movements from dancers to athletes.
The one with practical techniques and insights into the industry of Commercial Photography.
The one with techniques on how to shoot fantasy concepts from lake to the gorge. Lindsay Adler shows awesome set-ups for a creative studio lighting, while Tavis Glover debunks the Rule of Thirds.
The one with many examples for shooting dramatic photos with models and water.
The one showing you how to shoot awesome photos on the windy island of Lanzarote and on-top of the skyscrapers of New York City. Jay P. Morgan even creates a really windy scene in his studio, using a fan and a little bit of foliage.
The one with techniques for leveraging the sun as your effect light.