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Written By: Don on May 11, 2012 2 Comments
Embrace the Ultra-Wide Lenses for Fashion & Glamour

Ultra-wide lenses are fantastic to use for fashion, glamour, and artistic work if you know how to handle them. Conventional wisdom tells us that Ultra-wide lenses should not be used for portraits. Why?  Well simple; they distort!  When I say distort, I don’t mean a subtle vignette effect I mean a real radial distortion. Don’t [...]

Written By: dave.davis on May 6, 2012 2 Comments
Constructing a Runway Set

Every since Jim, published his article on Shooting in Small Spaces, we have had several letters requesting more. I’m personally a studio snob. I love large rooms with high ceilings, but occasionally I am forced to shoot in smaller rooms. One winter I was driven out of my studio by some construction in an adjacent [...]

Written By: RJT Images on April 17, 2012 8 Comments
Shooting Bikes & Babes in the Studio

Photographing the Motorcycle in The Studio. “From Lighting to Model Pose: The Intricacies of The Bike Shot” By Rick Trottier, of  RJT Images One of the first great challenges a studio photographer tackles is appropriately composing, lighting and then posing two models in a studio shoot. Dealing with differences in height and body style, hair [...]

Written By: dave.davis on March 26, 2012 10 Comments
How to Protect Your DSLR Camera Lens From Dust, Mold and Scratches

By Andrew Suryono If you’re looking for ways to protect your expensive lens investment for your DSLR camera, then you’re on the right place. In this article, I will explore some ways that you can protect your lens from dust, mold and scratches. The first way to protect your lens is to use the included [...]

Written By: dave.davis on March 14, 2012 One Comment
Going retro – the growing interest in vintage photography

It started with vintage fashion, artwork and home wares. Then the craze moved to music, with collectors everywhere seeking out vinyl records for a bit of retro cool. Now the enthusiasm for all things vintage has trickled down into the realm of photography, with both amateur and professional photographers seeking ways to lend their photos [...]

Written By: dave.davis on February 20, 2012 No Comment
Balancing Your Flash With Available Light

By Brian K Smith Create better photographs capturing both the subject and background with clarity. Exposing your subject is what most people think of first, however, by also properly exposing your background you can created a more pleasing or breathtaking photograph. Imagine your subject at sunset, with the proper settings you can enhance the sunset [...]

Written By: dave.davis on February 19, 2012 No Comment
Top 5 Ultimate Techniques For Taking Dancing Photos

Have you always wanted to capture the excitement and emotion of dancing? Do you want some easy steps to enable you to take great dancing photos? If the answer is yes to these questions, then read on. 1. Take your photos from a low angle position. This in its self will produce an exciting photo [...]

Written By: JimJurica on January 21, 2012 No Comment
How to Avoid Background Shadows in Photography

By N Pugh This weekend, my wonderful nephew turned the big 14….yes, he’s truly growing up. As usual, I grabbed my camera bag with all the necessary equipment and headed to my sisters for a small, intimate party with family and a few friends. As the evening progressed, we decided to take some outdoor shots, [...]

Written By: Mike Lawson on January 12, 2012 2 Comments
Getting Ready for Headshots — Mentally and Physically

You are ready to have your first headshots clicked! The first part before taking actor headshots is the hair which is a huge part of the pictures. Hair One should avoid cutting hair on the day of the shoot and they should at least be a week grown on the day of the shoot. If [...]

Written By: Sam Rambo on January 1, 2012 No Comment
Finding Interesting Places to Hold Your Photo Session

By Amanda C Glisson When I first started photography shooting strictly on location, a couple years back, finding a location for photo-sessions seemed to be such an obstacle for me. Where can I shoot that’s really interesting and eye-catching? I asked myself. A few years later and much more knowledgeable, I can definitely say the [...]

Written By: JimJurica on January 1, 2012 No Comment
Mastering Depth Of Field For Portrait Photography

By Wayne Rasku We have all seen stunning portrait photos that have a blurred background while the subject of the photo is perfectly focused. When done correctly, these photos can be very dramatic, however, it might seem hard to accomplish, especially if you are not familiar with the proper techniques. Whether you use a Panasonic, [...]

Written By: dave.davis on December 24, 2011 No Comment
What Is The Image Stabilization Feature In Digital Cameras?

By Kalyan Kumar Blurry images are a common problem faced by photographers whether they’re the amateur or the more experienced ones. This issue is normally caused by hand movements while capturing images. This is common as well when one uses digital cameras with show shutter speeds or longer focal lengths. But thankfully, certain digital cameras [...]

Written By: Sam Rambo on December 4, 2011 4 Comments
How to Photograph a Nude Model Using a Digital Camera and Candlelight

Very few photographers have tried using candles as lighting in their nude photography; however it’s a very interesting source of light that produces a beautiful and unique effect. Quite naturally you will find that candles don’t produce much light, so you will need a good number to lift the overall light luminance to a usable [...]

Written By: JimJurica on November 25, 2011 9 Comments
Shutter Sync

by Jim Jurica A common issue we address at my studio lighting workshops is that of the dreaded “black bar” phenomenon. Photographers new to studio lighting and off-camera flash often seem puzzled by the mysterious appearance of an underexposed area to one side of their images. This can manifest itself as a dark, fuzzy area [...]

Written By: Sam Rambo on November 9, 2011 No Comment
How to Position a Hair Light

Boom kit light, soft box and a spiral or normal fluorescent bulbs are the main equipments used to setup a perfect hair light. Boom kit Light Position Boom kit is an ideal equipment used in hair light kit and it must be placed behind and above your subject. It must be positioned at the same [...]

Written By: dave.davis on November 1, 2011 No Comment
Digital Camera Image Formats: RAW Vs JPEG

By Alexander Sommerville This article will look at the advantages and disadvantages to shooting in RAW and JPEG image formats (NB RAW is not actually an image format, but we will come to that later). JPEG A file saved using the JPEG compression format is just that – the image saved to the memory card [...]

Written By: dave.davis on October 26, 2011 One Comment
Photography & Posing

When you want to become a professional photographer there are many things that you will need to study. Photography poses are one thing that you should study and get perfect. Some people are very tense when having their photo taken and you will need to put them at ease and make them look their best. [...]

Written By: dave.davis on October 15, 2011 One Comment
Is Fashion Photography an Art Form

Clothes, they say can tell a story; and a fashion photographer ensures that it is told in the best possible manner. Of course, photography is about styles and techniques, but it’s a photographer who manages to weave a story around a dress and ultimately helps to sell it. That is perhaps the reason why a [...]

Written By: GlamModelz Magazine on October 15, 2011 One Comment
Advanced Photo Studio Accessories are essential to produce Quality Pictures

Photography is one of the attractive passions that many people wish to have. It demands both inner talent and good photography equipment. Sometimes, just by viewing pictures you can guess that talent of photographer and quality level of the camera that has been used. In the professional business of photography, the use of advanced photo [...]

Written By: dave.davis on October 1, 2011 One Comment

by lancecarr Sometimes in candid photography it may be better to spare a thought for your subject and not just your shot. A little thoughtfulness can go a long way. This doesn’t really apply of course if you’re taking shots of inanimate objects. A tree is not likely to get offended if you shoot it [...]

Written By: Suzi-Q on October 1, 2011 No Comment

Then there are special occasions that you just can’t miss to record like your wedding. It is vital that you hire a professional gold coast wedding video production so that he can capture all your important moments perfectly and bind them up for you in the form of a video. Gold coast wedding photography will [...]

Written By: dave.davis on September 20, 2011 3 Comments
WHITE DONE RIGHT:  WHITE BALANCE FOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Ever viewed your images after a shoot and wondered why the model looks too blue or red? Or the vibrant colors in a skyline aren’t quite what you remembered them to be? Chances are, the culprit is an incorrect white-balance setting. Just as you can change the lens aperture or camera shutter speed to affect [...]

Written By: JimJurica on July 17, 2011 11 Comments
Small Studio Space With Huge Results.

Making The Most Of A Small Studio Space Small studio spaces can cause big headaches if you’re trying to squeeze too much gear into a tiny room. I know I was always tripping over cords, tip-toeing around light stands or crawling under soft boxes when I first began my photography business in a spare bedroom [...]

Written By: GlamModelz on July 17, 2011 No Comment
Looking for a GlamPhotographer in the USA?

In response to the many letters ‘wishing to submit’ to GlamModelz Magazine. Besides our open contests, have you considered shooting with a GlamModelz Magazine Photographer? Most travel extensively throughout America, they are based as follows: Good Luck Ladies! To Find a Glam Photographer by City Within USA:

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