Meet Brian Smith, an exceptional celebrity and portrait photographer. Brian Smith is a Pulitzer prize winner who has photographed one luminary after another: Bill Gates, Anne Hathaway, Samuel L. Jackson, and the list just goes on. In our interview … Continue reading →
As mentioned inside Shelton Muller’s photography tutorial video that I’m sharing with you today, ‘ depth of field is a powerful tool for telling the viewer that which you consider to be significant in the image and highlighting the subject.’ … Continue reading →
Looking for fantastic ideas to generate some money from your photos? While surfing the net seeking for inspiration, I came across a great photo blog, Photopreneur, and I want to share the discovery with you. It’s guaranteed you will find interesting ideas to expand on and … Continue reading →
Ansel Easton Adams (1902-1984) “A good photograph is knowing where to stand.” When you first experience taking photos, you point your camera towards your subject, center the scene, and press the button. It’s fun to see the results, but at … Continue reading →
There are certain circumstances when it’s preferable not to apply the “rule of thirds” (*) to gain better composition when shooting your photos. For example, think of a car in movement or other fast moving sports. In this case, it is better to center your … Continue reading →