5 Creative Ways to Use Hard Light in Your Portrait Photography
I always teach my students that the light is the most important component of a good photo. Â This always begs
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Review of Kelby One
Many of you know that IÂ teach online photography classes at PhotoClasses.com, but that doesn’t at all mean that I don’t
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The Ideal Aperture for Landscape Photography
Whenever I teach a class on landscape photography, I can guarantee that one of the first questions asked will be
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Review of the Black Rapid RS-5 Camera Strap
The longest I have ever used the camera strap that comes with the DSLR is about 5 minutes. Â They are
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Flickr SEO: 6 Tips for getting on Flickr’s Explore Page
One question I frequently get from Flickr photographers is how to get on the coveted “Explore” page more often. Â Flickr
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10 Tips for Beautiful Sunset Portrait Photography
Since I live only a few minutes away from the beach, many of my portrait photography clients want their photo
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Teleconverters and autofocus: What every wildlife photographer should know
I received the following question via email and thought I should write a post here on ImprovePhotography.com to answer the
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My Journey Into Stock Photography
I’m starting to dabble in stock photography. Â I’m not any good at it yet, but it sounds challenging and fun.
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Review of LensRentals.com
There are now several companies dedicated to renting lenses and other photography gear to photographers. Â Borrowlenses.com, LensProToGo.com, Lensrentals.com, etc. Â These
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Step-by-step guide to planning a creative shoot
Creativity is a complex concept. Â It involves making something new and out-of-the-ordinary. Â It means avoiding the expected and typical. Â With
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How to make your landscape photography look dull and un-inspiring
Gorgeous mountain scene–check. Â Have my photography gear–check. Â Found a good composition–check. Â Dull and un-inspiring photo–unfortunately, check. We’ve all been there.
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Give it a tilt! (Portrait photography composition)
I’ve noticed two things when I give my clients photos from a portrait shoot. Â First, they don’t really care about
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