Product Photography With a Heart of Glass
Photographing glass is a pain in the proverbial backside. It reflects everything and not just the lights a photographer uses, but the camera, the studio and even the photographer. So…
read morePhotographing glass is a pain in the proverbial backside. It reflects everything and not just the lights a photographer uses, but the camera, the studio and even the photographer. So…
read moreThere is one golden rule drummed into every new scuba diver: ‘never hold your breath’. Now in an article about photographing sharks you may have thought I’d start with something…
read moreDo you want sharper pictures? It’s the holy grail of many a photographer who cannot work out how to do it. You see pin sharp pictures everywhere, yet have no…
read moreUnderwater photography is a tricky thing to master, but one of the most important aspects is light. Water sucks the life out of light turning it a dull blueish hue…
read moreAt some point in the early 1900s or so someone asked their family to get together and experience the wonders of photography. They’d spent a fortune on a camera and…
read moreHave you every tried to photograph the Milky Way and found your results to be lacking compared to those amazingly detailed images on Instagram? Yep join the crowd of disappointed…
read morePeople like having their picture taken about as much as they enjoy walking into a lamppost. Being told to smile, stand up straight and look happy are some of the…
read moreYou know those pictures where the clouds jump out and almost slap you in the face? Or the images of water so crystal clear it’s like you could drink it?…
read moreBack in the day when photography was hard, underwater photography was considered to be like other photographic disciplines, but with an extra zero on the price tag. It was expensive…
read moreProduct photography is not as easy as you might think. Sure you can pop a beer bottle on a table and take a snap with your phone but it’ll look…
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