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Webinar: Outdoor Flash Made Simple with Panikos Hajistilly

Webinar: Outdoor Flash Made Simple with Panikos Hajistilly

Join Panikos Hajistilly in this webinar as he takes you through the essentials of outdoor flash and how to maximise...

food photography lighting

How to Create Dramatic Food Photography with One Light

You don’t need a studio full of expensive lights to create sophisticated lighting. In fact, some of the most effective...

backlighting portrait photography

How to Create Dramatic Portraits with Backlighting

Backlighting is usually thought of as a way of creating a rim of light around a subject. But it can...

maternity photography lighting

One-Light Maternity Photography: 3 Simple Lighting Setups

By Donatella Nicolini You don’t need a huge studio, a room full of expensive lights or a cupboard full of...

creative photography ideas

How to Develop a Concept for Creative Photography

A technically good photograph isn’t necessarily a great photograph. Sharpness, exposure, composition and lighting are all important, but sometimes an...

Studio Lighting for Headshots

How to Create a Professional Portrait with One Light

You don’t need a studio full of lights to create a clean, professional-looking portrait. With one flash, a suitable modifier...

understanding light in photography

How to Read Light for Portrait Photography: Quality, Quantity, Colour and Direction

By Alison Carlino Good portrait photography starts with understanding the light. You can have the perfect location, a great subject...

portrait lighting techniques

How to Use Lighting to Create Better Portraits

Good portrait lighting isn’t simply about making sure your subject is correctly exposed. Light changes the way we see someone....

photographing white objects

How to Photograph White Objects on a White Background

Photographing a white object against a white background sounds simple. After all, how difficult can it be to photograph something...

how to photograph flowing fabric

Creating Movement in the Studio: Photographing Flowing Fabric

By Cristina Pascu-Tulbure How do you combine controlled studio lighting with movement to create a dramatic fashion or portrait image?...