Photographing a “Ghost” Using Off Camera Flash
It seems I photographed a ghost! Well, not quite, but keep reading to see how I shot this.
It seems I photographed a ghost! Well, not quite, but keep reading to see how I shot this.
Some time ago I heard about the Brenizer method to produce a wide image with a shallow depth of field. I wondered about using this technique using flash, and I’d like to share the results with you.
I recently saw an image in a facebook group where the subject was frozen, but the context showed light trails. Some people commented that it was probably photoshopped, but you can make it in camera. Keep reading to learn how.
Let’s create an image with High Key lighting! How can you do it? Keep reading and you’ll see.
Have you seen those images with a dark background and only a portion of the subject is exposed? Let’s create an image like that! Keep reading to learn how.
Let’s balance flash with ambient light, so we make a natural looking image! Keep reading to learn how.
Can you make portraits for a doctor and an actress, in the same shoot? Keep reading to learn how I did it.
One of my latest shoots involved mixing formal portraits with some creative touches. Keep reading to learn how I shot it.
We all want a bit of drama in our images. What about seeing the sunset and your subject nicely lit? Let’s balance the sunset and flash! Keep reading to learn how.
How can you shoot a professional and casual shoot? Keep reading to learn how.