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Wheels Wednesday: Your ISO Choice Affects Exposure Too
These days camera manufacturers are offering higher and higher ISO settings with their latest cameras. The full-frame Pentax K-1 Mark II, for example, has a maximum ISO setting of 819,200.
Choosing the Right Light Modifier for Portraits
It doesn’t matter whether you’re working with speedlights, monolights or power pack and head portrait lighting systems, one of the best ways to improve the quality of the final image is by using a light modifier.
Creating Faux Infrared Effects in Post Production
Capturing digital infrared images with a filter or a camera that’s been converted for IR capture can be lots of fun but what about that existing library of film and digital images you already have?
Exercising Your Creativity at Group Model Shoots
It’s not often that I get to photograph a Playboy Playmate but I did at a group model shoot. Heather Carolin was Miss April, 2002 and like many Playmates she was not as tall as fashion models tend to be.
Where Do My Book and Blog Ideas Come From?
One of the questions that I’m often asked by readers after How do I pronounce my name or where do I find my models is: Where do you get the ideas for your books, magazine articles, and blog posts. Let’s take them one by one:
Infrared Capture in the Fall: What Happens?
If you’ve been around monochrome infrared photography for a while, you know that when deciduous tree’s leaves turn yellow, just before they fall off the tree, they photograph as black, the opposite of when their green and chock full of chlorophyll when they photographs as white.





