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Shooting Glamour Using Available Light
It doesn’t matter what person, place, or thing you’re photographing, the ultimate subject of any photograph is light and it’s the quality of the light that ultimately determines the effectiveness of your portrait. Here are three things I like about making portraits and glamour using available light:
Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 80, It’s a Mystery to Me
As I mentioned in the last book club, I have been reading several, four to be exact, Nero Wolfe novels recently because they are my “comfort books.” The most recent book I read was In the Best Families that appears to be a bit longer that the typical novel in the series.
Remembering the First Photograph I Made
My parents gave me my first camera when I was eight years old. It was a hand-me-down Kodak Brownie Number 2. It was also the first camera to use 120 film and Kodak made five different versions of this camera, models A through F. It captured images that were 2 1/4-inch square
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Studio Portraits with Paul C. Buff
The late Paul C. Buff was a lighting innovator and photographic pioneer. He started his career in audio recording with the manufacturing of professional audio equipment. In 1980, Mr. Buff turned his attention towards studio lighting forming formed Paul C. Buff, Inc.
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.