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This time of year one of my favorite photo concepts is to ask portrait subjects to bring their Halloween costumes to a shoot, even if it’s after Halloween.

A muse is a “woman, or a force personified as a woman, who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist.” Right now, I am searching for a new muse.

In this week’s #wheelswednesday post, I talked about capturing Black & White and Color images at the Same Time. Today the subject is creating color images from image files that were originally made using direct monochrome capture and are only available in black and white…

As adults your portrait subjects and potential clients don’t usually get a chance to wear them more than just once and having them pose in costume lets you create the kind of images that are fun to shoot and fun for the subject too.

In my post In-Camera Monochrome Capture, I mentioned that “In an upcoming post, I’ll give you a few reasons why color capture and conversion later in the digital darkroom may be the best option.” This is that post…

Wide angle lenses are great for architectural photography but can create the “falling over” building effect that doesn’t always recreate the look that’s produced when making photographs with a view camera or even when using a Tilt-Shift lens or Perspective Control lens