Over the last few weeks we've been excited to share the images from our fall Sunroom lookbook, photographed in Austin, TX in the heat of August both inside an abandoned warehouse and in the studio.The entire team was so amazing as we worked together to capture the magical transition of seasons, and showcase our favorite Sunroom pieces that seamlessly work from the peak days of summer into the first cooler breezes of fall. Credits —Model: Rachel KalantariPhotographed by: Shdw Studios Produced in collaboration with Sunroom & Shdw Studios
Beautiful diversity courtesy of Peter Lindbergh.
In january we had some lovely visitors from Sweden in our studio and we've been shooting a little video for AEG together. We've been asked to share thoughts about our view and about daylight and what makes it so inspiring.
Director Michael Engler has allowed Downton Abbey fans a behind-the-scenes peek into the goings on on set of the TV series' forthcoming big screen adaptation.
Follow Me: Facebook | Louish·com (Photography Tutorials & More) Behind the scenes of spirit levitation in comments below For the black dress photo (body on the ground), we only used the lightbox above them. No strobes behind them on the floor. No chairs. This BTS photo was after the white dress pic. Alienbees B800 in 60"x12" softbox with grid above body. Lights triggered with RadioPopper JRX. 5D Mark III, 28mm, f/18, 1/160 sec, iso 1600 When the white photo was taken, we added 2 canon speedlights in the back corners for rim light. These were also triggered with RadioPoppers.
We've all seen it when flipping through Instagram; those perfect, cinematic portraits of pregnant women in enchanted forests, happy couples lounging on the beach, and girls posing like models in abandoned buildings. Don't you ever wonder how those photos came to be? Well, Brazilian wedding and family photographer Gilmar Silva has put together a brilliant series of 'behind-the-scenes' reveals that prove professional photoshoots are definitely not always what they seem - and we're not just talking about the amount of Photoshop that comes into play. The project, titled LUGARxPHOTO ('place and photo'), is both a humorous look at the lengths we go to get a decent shot, and an analysis of the illusions we perpetuate and often buy into through images of ourselves. Scroll down to see it all for yourself, and let us know in the comments if you laughed or cringed!
Lensbaby Self Portraits. In this post Michelle compares 4 Lensbaby Effects on a Self-Portrait with 5 General Shooting Tips to Get You Started
Come along as we show you the brand photos we took for our dear client, Dr. Teri Moak, a plastic surgeon, and her experience with us.
Nostalgia, a sentimental longing for the past, is a very common and highly social-emotional experience. It is centered around the self, important social connections, and meaningful life events. In other words, when our mind drowns itself in these sentimental memories, it makes us revisit the precious moments we shared with friends and loved ones.
Weddings like this in the Botanica Gardens leave an everlasting impression. As your Kansas wedding photographer, I'm honored to capture these beautiful memories for you.
Learn all about why blogging is important for photographers and the basics of what you need, promoting your posts, and more!
How in the heck do you even run a pet photography business? There are so many ways to do things and so many applications to choose from, but in this post, I’m sharing five of my top applications that run my entire pet photography business. I’ll share how I use the application and why I like thi
Off-Camera Flash and lens choices for Senior Pictures - Behind the Scenes What looks are you drawn to? Do you like back light that wraps around the subject giving them shape and life? Do you love unposed photos? Do you like the unexpected? Whatever it is, you know it when you see it. Find a photographer who knows how to bring it to life! Jackson and his mom, Donna, were ready to have fun, throw down some poses with attitude, and were up for anything. Since Donna took some Behind the Scenes shots of me shooting I decided to do a blog on how these shots were accomplished. In the shot above, I was taking advantage of the leading lines of a side street. Mom was watching for cars, but there were very few. I loved the backlight on his hair from the sun. He nailed the "bad boy" look in all black. For more ideas and locations, or for Senior Pictures for boys or girls, check out my website: Dallas Photographer or follow me on Pinterest Dallas Senior Pictures In the shot above I have the light onto his face which is balancing the light on the buildings in the distance. By being down low where he is, I can avoid the distracting red lines and boring street. The example below shows how you can light up the hair from behind if the exposure without lighting is balanced and the face is well-lit. You can see in the BTS that the light is out of frame down on the back of his head. What often surprises people is how far away I get from the subject. If I have my lens extended to 200 mm and opened wide at 2.8, I can get great separation of the subject from the background as well as compressing the background. I like to shoot down low for a number of reasons: 1. The background is more interesting. See how the beautiful green and yellow leaves are out of focus and making dreamy bokeh? It's so much more interesting than the brown dirt. 2. It's special. We all like special, right? When you can't do it with a phone unless the light in front is brighter than the light behind, this sets the photos apart. 3. It gives the subject strength in the image. I like to get photos straight on and looking down to the senior boy or girl, but this is another tool to show how big they've become and what the future could hold. Sunset Shots! We all stop and stare at a sunset. We grab our phones and try to get pictures from the car. We stop and recognize something beautiful, rhythmic and so very much bigger than any of us. I love getting a good sunset shot and this genuine smile at his mom by Jackson is one of my favorites. To accomplish this shot you have to get there before the sun is actually set, there has to be a little gold from the sun still, then you underexpose in camera and add off-camera flash to the subject. For this shot I had to darken the flash spill on the log. I hope you enjoyed this and were able to learn something. Please send me a note if you have any questions or are interested in Senior Pictures in the Dallas Fort Worth area!
Go behind the scenes to see how to build your own studio for your food photography.
Jordi.Koalitic is a duo of photographers that brings together two brothers, Jordi and Arnau Puig, both based in Barcelona. On their Instagram account @jordi.koa
Get a behind the scenes look at a Mutley's Snaps studio pet photography session showing how we capture your dogs personality in a vibrant and unique style.
Tacoma, Washington, a city nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, is home to bustling streets, picturesque landscapes, and a community that thrives amidst its urban charm. Yet, amid the daily…
We've all seen it when flipping through Instagram; those perfect, cinematic portraits of pregnant women in enchanted forests, happy couples lounging on the beach, and girls posing like models in abandoned buildings. Don't you ever wonder how those photos came to be? Well, Brazilian wedding and family photographer Gilmar Silva has put together a brilliant series of 'behind-the-scenes' reveals that prove professional photoshoots are definitely not always what they seem - and we're not just talking about the amount of Photoshop that comes into play. The project, titled LUGARxPHOTO ('place and photo'), is both a humorous look at the lengths we go to get a decent shot, and an analysis of the illusions we perpetuate and often buy into through images of ourselves. Scroll down to see it all for yourself, and let us know in the comments if you laughed or cringed!
Fashion photography often captivates with its striking visuals and glamorous appeal, but there’s a lot more to it than meets
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Brazilian photographer Gilmar Silva shares behind-the-scenes of his perfect photos. Gilmar has more than 1 million subscribers on Instagram and he shared the behind the scene photos to his audience. Gilmar shows that the work
