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Monochrome Monday: I’m Emulating Kodalith Again
I have many memories of working with Kodak’s graphic Arts film—Kodalith—back when I was a student at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Outdoor Glamour Photography with Mirrorless Cameras
Photographing models outdoors in a public place almost always attracts the attention of local gendarme. As it turned out that was not a problem. The original Olympus E-M10 is a small, understated-looking camera and I thought using it would make us look like a couple of tourists, which essentially we were.
Coping with a Fear of Photography?
I believe a fear of photography is real. Copophobia, scoptophobia, or ophthalmophobia are anxiety disorders that are characterized by a fear of being seen or stared at by others, as in someone looking at them on a photograph.
Film Friday: Shooting a Film Noir Style Portrait
In my post Recent Trends in Portrait Photography I wrote about a trend to create underexposed images and post them on social media. In it I wrote: The use of “underexposed images is more of a technical detail and maybe I’m too sensitive about it but some photographers seem to think that the best way to show a dark moody film noir image is to underexpose the portrait. Nope.
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The Advantages of Continuous Lighting for Glamour Photography
Using continuous lighting for glamour photography has many advantages, especially for someone just getting started.




