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Exercises Using Manual Flash
April 18, 2014 - Today I woke up, saw the sun, and knew that I needed to set my camera to 1/200, ISO 100 at f/8 and flash at 5.6 feet, 1/...
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Doug Gordon Workshop Chicago Review
October 22, 2013 - This is one of the most exciting blog posts I'll get to make as I got to meet one of my favorite photographers, Doug Gor...
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Understanding How TTL Flash Photography Works
January 08, 2013 - Flash exposure -- just those two words are enough to boggle even advanced amateurs. But when you understand how flash wo...
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Horicon Photographer Joel Nisleit on the Benefits of Environmental Portraiture
May 21, 2012 - It's been said creating a studio wherever you are is the new trend. I don't know if that's true, but it feels like it, e...
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Use a Snoot (Powersnoot) to Control and Sculpt Light
April 19, 2012 - A single spotlight on your subject can be very dramatic, highlighting the model but not affecting the background. But yo...
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