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Photography is a popular hobby for many; maybe you would like to take it a step further and are interested in photojournalism photography. There are ways to incorporate it into your photography hobby. One way might be at weddings. Having … Continue reading →

Chances are when someone hears the word “portrait” they think of something like this: “Plain, monochromatic background. Focus on the face. Everyone look at the camera now and say, “Cheese!””. (Very yearbook-ish, right?) While a quality portrait should definitely highlight … Continue reading →

In portraiture, flattering a subject involves controlling the quantity, quality, and direction of light.  For today, let’s focus on direction. The direction of light refers to the main light’s position and height as it relates to the subject. Rather than … Continue reading →

1 Being photogenic refers to the ability of appearing very attractive in photos. Being photogenic refers to the ability of appearing very attractive in photos.[1] It is important to grasp that being naturally beautiful or striking does not necessarily translate … Continue reading →

Photography Posing Tips for Photographing Men, Women, and Groups Remember the time you photographed your model? You set up the photograph, make sure your background is appropriate, the light’s great and you click the shutter. And then you look at … Continue reading →