Tag: Portraits

To call Keizo Kitajima’s work ‘street photography’ would be an oversimplification. The iconic Japanese photographer has documented the urban street life of cities from Tokyo to New York to Moscow for decades. His work — gritty, experimental, confrontational — has inspir...

A simple and effective way to add production value to your images is through adding props. Even simple props can add additional interest as well as story to the overall scene. In this video, I’ll be walking through how to use creative photography props to level up your portraits. For more t...

For most painted pet portraits available online, one primary reference photo is used. The artist then paints a “copy” of the photo. But what do you do if you don’t have a good photo? A copy of a bad photo usually turns into a bad painting. But some artists are able ...

Van Gogh’s self-portraits offer captivating glimpses into the artist’s turbulent life and passionate journey. Through raw emotion and introspection, these works reflect his inner struggles and artistic evolution. They resonate with the universal human need for self-expression and s...

Often, I get asked for what kind of pictures are needed to make a good website. I want to share with you some suggestions that won’t make your website just look good–these suggestions will help make your website rock! Bokeh First suggestion, when you hire a portrait ...

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin 7 June 1848–8 May 1903) was a French Post-Impressionist artist. Gauguin is recognized for his experimental use of color and Synthesis style that was distinct from Impressionism. He spent ten years in French Polynesia. The paintings from this time dep...

Today, I’ll be walking through how to capture dramatic portraits using off-camera flash when on a solo photoshoot with a model. Video: How to Capture Dramatic Portraits Using Off-Camera Flash By Yourself What you’ll need: A camera with off-camera flash functions. I’...

Within the expansive realm of photography, few genres hold as much power and intrigue as portraiture. It’s a medium that not only captures the visage of an individual but also delves into the nuanced depths of their personality, emotions, and narrative. As photographers, we are tasked with the...