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Creating Monochrome Boudoir Photographs
There’s more to black and white photography than just a lack of color. As a creative medium, traditionalists may call it “monochrome” while digital imagers prefer “grayscale” but to paraphrase Billy Joel, “it’s still black and white to me.”
Emulating Kodalith in the Digital Darkroom
Litho film Is available under a variety of different trade names, including Kodalith by Kodak, PL Line Ortho by 3M,and Cronar by Du Pont. (I shiot some Cronar back in the day; where are those negatives…
Creating Available Light Glamour in High Key
My Sunday Series on Outdoor Portraits remains remains on hiatus as I consider changing this day’s theme to Available Light Portraiture, with an one of my favorite images of my former muse*, Tia Stoneman.
Thoughts and Advice for New Photographers
Would newer, better equipment improve my photographs?—a reader question. I get that question from time to time and wanted to share my response with anyone who might have a similar one.
Where Do You Find Inspiration for Your Photography
It’s been my experience that photographers get inspiration from many places. One of my friends finds it in old master’s paintings; I get the inspiration for some of my images from the movies.
Setting Up and Shooting in a Home Studio
Today’s post might be considered the prequel to my post, Developing a Portrait Style and if you have time you can click on it and read it, when you have time.