May 162013
 
Understanding the Difference Between Lens Focal Lengths in Portraits - Photo IQ

One of the most common photography questions I hear is, “How do you decide what lens to use for portraits?” That question, like just about every one in photography depends on what it is you want to do. There are the cut and dried answers that are often seen as hard and fast rules but [Read More...]

Dec 222011
 
How to Think Like a Photographer

I think like a photographer. I don’t know when it started but I’m sure it was long before I was a photographer for a living. I’ve always had this need to save, somehow, the visuals the world offered me. I’ve always been fascinated by how objects relate to each other. Above all, I’ve always been [Read More...]

Dec 132011
 
Tips for Shooting Better Portraits or "Portraits Are People Too"

  Portrait can be a loose term. Is ANY photo of a person a portrait? For all you literalists, here is the definition on Dictionary.com. I think that photographically speaking, a portrait is any image where the person is the main point of interest in the photo and the subject knows he/she is being photographed. [Read More...]

Jul 052011
 

I’ve been MIA for a month or so and haven’t posted anything! I’m working on some pretty amazing projects (you can see the genesis of one here: http://www.furiousjourney.com) including a new home for my images.I wanted to share this short instructional video from Adorama with some good tips on how to frame better portraits. There [Read More...]