Category:Photography Tips
Evernote for Photographers: Part 3
In Part 1 and Part 2 of my series on Evernote for Photographers, I talked about why Evernote is so amazing and how I...
Evernote for Photographers: Part 1
I’ll admit this right off the bat: I am an Evernote addict. I use Evernote to keep track of all aspects of my personal...
Spring Potting Shed Photo Shoot – Feast Magazine
Each month I am luckily enough to shoot a column for Feast Magazine called What We’re Buying. The column focuses on a variety of...
St. Louis Food Media Forum
I’m pleased to announce that I am going to be a presenter at the second annual St. Louis Food Media Forum August 9 -11,...
Thinking Outside the Porthole
Let’s be honest, sometimes corporate head shots can be pretty dry. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing; in many cases a corporate portrait is...
Glass Wall Corporate Portrait
The first thing that I do when I’m setting up a portrait is to scout out the area where I’m going to shoot to...
Beverage Photography Tips: Invest in Cubes
For anyone who has worked with beverage photography, they will all tell you that ice cubes are a real pain to shoot. First of...
You Haven’t Got It Until You’ve Got It
The great thing about digital photography is that we are no longer bound 12, 24, or 36 frames at a time. And we don’t...
Listen to Your Clients: They Have Good Ideas Too
Being creative and finding the perfect shot is the photographer’s job. Period. When you accept a job, you also accept the responsibility for taking...
Tips for Photographing Beer
People often ask me why I’m a Redskins fan, and although I often ask myself that same question, the answer is really quite simple....
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