A couple weeks ago, I wrote a post on experimenting with your photography (click here for that post) and this week I tried something along those lines. I had a shoot that I wanted to use a grid for, but my reflector was too big…. sooo…. I decided to make my own light modifier out [...]
I would say at least once a week I get asked what kind of camera I shoot with and what my studio lighting set up is and it’s usually followed with a “well, no wonder your photos look the way they do”. Again and again, people always seem to be criticizing their camera gear [...]
Taken from wikipedia: “A gray card is a middle gray reference, typically used together with a reflective light meter, as a way to produce consistent image exposure and/or color in film and photography.” We all want the correct exposure, we all want the correct f-stop and shutter speed, we all want the correct white balance, [...]
While creeping around YouTube yesterday, I stumbled upon an amazing time lapse photography video that shows how patient one must be to master this art. As taken from Wikipedia: Time-lapse photography is a cinematography technique whereby each film frame is captured at a rate much slower than it will be played back. When replayed at [...]
Myself and MvM contributor Monica Farago went down to Mohawk College on Wednesday to cover The Arkells as they played an outdoor show. CLICK HERE TO READ MONICAS POST ABOUT THE SHOW I shot a couple quick clips too. If you got a weak stomach and don’t like camera shake…. well too bad.. puking is [...]
As I was browsing one of my favorite photography blogs this morning, (PetaPixel) I came across some very interesting photos that blew me away. They had a feature on an artist from Netherlands named Mattijn Frassen. Mattijn is a photographer and digital artist and combines the two to make some incredible photomontages. How does he [...]
