Take A Stand
The studio lights you buy or rent can be very expensive so don’t forget to use quality stands and equipment.... The post Take A Stand appeared first on NYC Digital Photography Workshops.
View ArticleExtra Awareness
It’s easy to think that the light in a studio is constant, but any time you are working with daylight.... The post Extra Awareness appeared first on NYC Digital Photography Workshops.
View ArticleKeep It Simple
Ahhh, the old K.I.S.S. rule; we all know it and we all forget it. But simple is one of the.... The post Keep It Simple appeared first on NYC Digital Photography Workshops.
View ArticleImpact Super Clamp with Ratchet Handle and Impact U-Hook Cross Bar Holders
The Impact Super Clamp with Rachet Handle is a very handy clamp to have for use with Varipole (Autopole) sets..... The post Impact Super Clamp with Ratchet Handle and Impact U-Hook Cross Bar Holders...
View ArticleCapturing the Ambiance
To capture the ambiance of the interior of a building, turn off your flash and use the available light given. The post Capturing the Ambiance appeared first on NYC Digital Photography Workshops.
View ArticleMirror, Mirror on the Wall
Mirrors are a must-have item in any studio and are usually located at the makeup station for models and stylists.... The post Mirror, Mirror on the Wall appeared first on NYC Digital Photography...
View Article4 Key Elements of Understanding Light
The word “photography” comes from the Greek root words for writing (graphy) and light (phōtos) so it’s no surprise that.... The post 4 Key Elements of Understanding Light appeared first on NYC Digital...
View ArticleFoamcore
Foamcore is a lightweight and easily cut material. It has multi functions in your studio or location photo shoots. Foamcore.... The post Foamcore appeared first on NYC Digital Photography Workshops.
View ArticleBacklighting
Don’t be afraid of backlighting, it can be used to produce truly evocative and beautiful images, remember to exposure for.... The post Backlighting appeared first on NYC Digital Photography Workshops.
View ArticleThe Light Source
The closer and larger the light source is to your subject, the softer the feel of the image will be..... The post The Light Source appeared first on NYC Digital Photography Workshops.
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