How to photograph

Learning these simple technical knowledge will give you the photography fundamentals to taking control of the action.

Over the last year I’ve had a number of people ask me how I learned photography and how I transitioned my career path from the corporate world to becoming a photographer. I wrote this blog post to share the my experience and exactly what I did in detail to learn the ropes. I love helping others find

What reflector boards to use for photographers in studio?

Portrait Lighting Patterns: Split, Loop, Rembrandt, Butterfly - Classic - Basic - How to photograph - Caryn Esplin

From knowing your angles to playing with poses, here are six easy tips on how to be more photogenic and look better in every photograph.

Architecture is the topic of the week of Sept. 14th for the Boost Your Photography: 52 Weeks Challenge. No matter where you live, you can find interesting architecture to explore in your photographs. This post will provide links to a few great articles on architecture photography to get you started. Architecture and Composition Architecture photography is all about composition. There is so much to think about in terms of lines, placement, and lighting. One of the biggest things to keep in…

How to Use the Rule of Thirds Effortlessly. Find out how easy it really is at http://www.companyfolders.com/blog/rule-of-thirds-graphic-design

Today, I’m sharing 101 things to photograph when you feel you’ve got absolutely nothing in front of you you can take a picture of! This post was inspired by one of my Auto to Awesome students, who wrote to me saying she didn’t feel she had anything “good” around her to take photos of. And she’

Seeing photographically is a skill you develop over time, but there's a few simple ways you can practice. Check out these exercises to get started.

In the age of digital content, storytelling has taken a completely new turn. Right before our eyes, the way we tell stories has changed.