All that’s really needed to produce professional quality glamour images is a camera with interchangeable lenses, a few simple photographic accessories and models willing to pose for you.

I think communicating with your subject is the most important aspect of making portraits. That process may start with the initial contact and move onto verbal communication during the session but to produce the best possible photographs, I believe you need to start before a subject arrives at the shoot.

Several years ago, I attended a hot rod show planning to make some photographs. Sometime during that day I scratched the front element of my Canon EF 10-22mm EF-S lens. This wasn’t the first time I’ve done something stupid but hope it will be the last. Here are a few tips from the trenches that will save you the cost of an expensive repair or, worse yet, replacement of one of your favorite lenses

If you’re interested in trying glamour photography but think that it’s difficult and requires lots of expensive equipment but the truth is that it’s not. All you really need is a camera, some light(s) and a subject.

It’s #wheelswednesday and today, I want to shift focus from the cars themselves to the people that drive them. Starting with this portrait I made of Courtney who is a drift driver…