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by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Godox has grown their flash lineup with the introduction of the Lux Junior II, a compact retro-styled flash reimagined for even greater versatility. For those unfamiliar, the Godox Lux series brought a classic style, reminiscent of the golden age of photography, into the modern era. The Lux Junior II continues this trend, while delivering new and exciting features that can only benefit the
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Join the authors of Twenty One Summers, Derrick Connell and Thomas Werner as they address the challenges we face as we work to define and achieve our goals, and offer practical strategies to navigate them successfully.
0:00 - Intro
2:24 - Chapter 1 reading
7:09 - Art & tech
11:24 - 17 stories
21:54 - The challenge of creating
27:49 - Agile vs. Waterfall
35:10 - Excuses are boring
37:02 - Knowledge is a wall
40:27 - What defines you and your work?
41:57 - The iterative process
44:11 - Make me comfortable
54:18 - Email isn't enough
55:34 -
by Luke Rollins · Posted
Whether you’re the designated photographer at a friend’s night out or a professional working an event, a compact, point-and-shoot camera can be a strategic choice for creating a distinctive look for your images. Depending on where you’re starting, the move to a compact camera can be either a step up from the smartphone or an embrace of a more limited feature set. In either case, the best event and party photography with a compact camera says one thing: you had to be there.
The number one advantage to using a compact camera is social. The
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Poses can make or break your portraits, but don't treat your models like props. It’s not just about posing the model. You should also collaborate with them in the process. Juan is in the studio to show you how to pose a model, from his easy, go-to poses to more editorial ones.
0:00 - In This Video
0:38 - How Poses Affect Your Photo's Vibe
1:00 - Meeting the Model
1:38 - Go-To Poses (How to Begin Your Photoshoot)
3:16 - Intentional Posing (Movement & Dimension)
5:43 - The Final Stage (Collaboration)
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
For a beginner, few things seem more intimidating than photographing a wedding. A sense of anxiety is perfectly normal if you haven't yet spent much time in this field. It's important to remember that we all begin somewhere, and even the most experienced pros were also novices at one point. With practice and education, nerves begin to morph into confidence.
No two weddings are the same, but whether traditional or unconventional, the goal is to be properly equipped to document the key moments of the day. A
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Bird watching and photography seem to go hand in hand. While there are some who prefer to enjoy the sights free of distraction, there are others who like to record their findings to share with others. To do that, we need a camera and picking one can be overwhelming. Many opt for the tried-and-true bridge camera, but these are limited in the quality they can deliver.
For
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Experience the magic of pinhole photography with Heather Palecek. Learn how to build (and where to buy) a camera and receive tips for best practices. You'll be inspired to explore your creativity with this unique photography.
0:00 - Intro
4:48 - Info & history
20:42 - Different pinhole cameras and how to make them
37:27 - Dynamic pinhole photography
40:00 - Basic composition tips
41:13 - Portfolio
1:01:31 - Solar Journaling
1:04:10 - Community Garden project
1:07:16 - Surrender
1:08:27 - Observing the flow
1:11:04 - Transcendence
1:12:52
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Content creation can be as simple as we make it, but if you truly want to make your content stand out, you’ll need the right tools to do it. Visually pleasing lighting and quality audio can go a long way to legitimizing your work and giving it a pro level feel. In this guide, we’ve put together a few kits ranging from budget friendly to higher end and everything in between.
Best Budget Kit
It’s said that the best camera is the one you have available. Odds are, you likely have a smartphone, so that’s our budget camera. Most modern smartphones
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Smartphones have forever changed the world of photography, making the art form more accessible and connecting people from across the world through the instantaneous sharing of images. For all their benefits, there are plenty of criticisms to be had, especially on the creative front. Smartphone cameras are, for some, everything one could want from a camera. For others, they lack the control and creative freedom that makes photography so interesting.
Who can blame one for having hard feelings against smartphones. After all, they nearly wiped
by Luke Rollins · Posted
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Tamron has unveiled their latest mirrorless lens in the ultra-wide 12-20mm f/2.8 for Sony E Mount and Nikon Z Mount cameras. This full frame zoom lens delivers professional performance without the bulk and weight.
Tamron 12-20mm f/2.8 Lens
Characterized best by its dramatic wide-angle perspective, this zoom has
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
You don’t have to go far to capture fun and engaging images of wildlife. In fact, you may not have to go anywhere at all. A carefully landscaped yard and the right tools can attract an impressive variety of animal life to observe and photograph. Pair that with a little patience and soon you’ll be capturing stunning images from the comfort of your own home.
Attracting Birds
Birds are part of nearly every environment, from the densest cities to rural areas. While they are common, we’ll need to offer three essentials—water, shelter, and food—to
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In part two, Derek focuses on all things street portraiture. From candid photos to engaging with your subject, he'll be discussing what makes an impactful street portrait.
0:00 - Intro
2:50 - Street Portraits
6:48 - Observation & connection
12:58 - Different types of street portraits
14:27 - The movement vs. The subject
22:17 - The decision
32:28 - Pure candid
38:51 - Acknowledged presence
56:07 - Light engagement
1:05:49 - Full engagement
1:16:41 - The approach
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Love them or hate them, tripods are an essential piece of the photography puzzle. They allow us to capture images that would otherwise be impossible to create, whether it be due to low light or long exposures where keeping our camera motionless is essential. Even in bright daylight, tripods aid us in producing sharper images, all while freeing our hands to do other tasks.
Choosing a tripod is a highly personal choice, and there are many considerations we should take
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Experience the new STACKPRO 1! This workshop is designed for photographers and imaging professionals who work with classical view camera techniques or want to explore modern alternatives through focus stacking.
0:00 - Intro
2:14 - Idea & design behind STACKPRO 1
3:06 - What is the STACKPRO 1
7:38 - Technique vs. focus stacking
12:23 - Examples
16:58 - Advantages of focus stacking
19:44 - Differences in handling
20:44 - Typical use cases
25:00 - STACKPRO 1 kits
26:50 - Live demo
40:16 - Closing
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