Leading Lines for Portraits

Leading lines is a good way to lead the viewer to your subject by using lines in the surrounding area. Use those lines to create emphasis to your model. Creating emphasis and guiding your viewer will always lead to a strong portrait composition. Swipe through to see some examples. Pay att

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Photo Inspo: Florals

Got a floral print outfit? Take it out for a shoot and find some flowers in bloom to use as a background! Try out the poses in the set as well! Here's the camera settings that I used for this set! Shutter speed: 1/250 ISO: 400 Aperture: F4 Lens: 50mm #portraitphotograph

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Posing Inspo for Couples

Here's some inspiration for couples poses that might not be your typical! Maybe the couple you are working with wants more creative, non-traditional poses? Swipe through and check out the ones in this set. They might just like what you have ready for them. My favorite is when I layer

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Photo Inspo: Floating Portraits

Want to make someone look like they are floating? Get low to the ground and have someone jump in front of the camera! Not your usual jump because most people shrug up. We have to keep their shoulders down and in order to do that they have to jump by bending their knees and keep their shoulders

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Street Photography: Capturing Silhouettes

Capturing silhouettes will add a sense of mystery and depth to your photos. This is also another way to creatively add depth when it's super bright out! Camera settings will depend on the brightness outside but going for 1/1000+ shutter speed paired with F4+ aperture should get you started

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Street Photography: Catching Pockets of Light

Catching pockets of lights in a downtown area is one of my favorite ways to make my street photography stand out. The pockets of lights are usually happens more in a dense downtown area where the sun is jsut pearing through the buildings. The stark contrast from the shadow and pocket of l

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Posing Inspo for Couples

Try these for your next couples shoot! From a tight hug to staggered positions, swipe through get some inspiration for your next photoshoot. Go from a standing next to each other pose to one that is far a part to a very tight hug! Add diversity to the poses! #posesforcouples

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Posing Inspo for Couples

Looking to show some love for a photoshoot? Try out these poses for your next shoot! From hand hold hugs, almost kisses, whispering jokes and forehead to forehead, these poses will show your love fore each other! Swipe through and see if there's one that you're going to try for yo

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Leading Lines for Street Photography

The goal is to use converging lines to keep the viewers eye engaged. As your viewer goes deeper into your photo, it forces them to look at your photo longer. As a result, you used a composition technique so that they can take in your photo because you made it interesting. Pay attention t

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Camera Settings for Street Photography

Turn your camera into a point and shoot powerhouse with these settings! • Set your camera to Aperture Priority • Minimum shutter speed 1/250 • Max ISO 1600 or 3200 • Aperture F2.8-5.6 • Zone focus • RAW + Auto White Balance These settings will ensure tack sharp and capture any motion

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How to Take Photos at Night

Don't be afraid of taking photos at night! I'm going to help you overcome your fear! Crank that ISO, open up your aperture wide, and fix it in post. That is all you need sometimes. Go out and shoot. Go on a walk where there's a lot of neons, billboard signs, street lights, etc

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Portraits with Prisms

One of my favorite tools that adds intrigue, depth and mystery to portraits are prisms! It feels like each shot is so different because one slight tilt or rotation can change the way it interacts with the overall composition! The way it reflects and refracts light creates depth and dimens

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Camera Settings at a Train Station

You find yourself at a subway/train station and you want to take interesting portraits?! Adapt to the location and utilize the motion of the train to add movement to the photos! The goal is for your model to be still and the train to be a motion blur as it passes by! Camera settings

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My Go-to Travel Cameras

Lumix S9 + 20-60mm lens and the Fujifilm X100VI are my go-to travel cameras. 3 things that I look for in a travel camera: 1 - lightweight and compact design 2 - powerful hybrid photo and video capabilities 3 - In-camera presets that makes content creation seamless When I am focusin

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Steal My Neon Editing Recipe

When I edit neon photos I like to give them the Cyber Punk feel. Stark magenta and strong teals! Swipe through to see the settings I adjusted to get to the final edit! The temperature and HSL sliders will be your bestfriend for this! Don't be afraid to mess around and start developing

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4 Ways to Improve Your Portraits

Want to take better portraits? Try these 4 techniques: Leading lines: use leading lines to lead the viewer to your model. Subframing: frame your model within a frame. Repeating Patterns: found a repeating pattern? Have your model break the pattern. Contrast: Make sure your

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Composition Rules are Boring AF

Don't break composition rules. Look around and pay attention! I will always tell people to work on composition before mastering manual settings on your camera. Understanding how to frame properly will always capture the attention of others. When I walk around, I always keep compositio

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Photoshoot Ideas: Tulle Fabric

Using tulle as part of your portraits adds texture and dimension in your shots. I've always had fun using tulle as part of portrait shoots. Other than adding texture and dimension, it feels like it also adds a sense of drama into the shots. Whether it's wrapped around the model or flow

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How to Take Sharp Photos

Small adjustments and paying attention to your camera can make the biggest difference! Things to look for: shutter speed, aperture, and focus point! Have your shutter speed over 1/250. This will eliminate any blurriness from a moving subject or any shake coming from your hand. Apertu

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Fitness Couple Posing Ideas

Easy posing tips for couples who loves to work out together. Show your love of working out/fitness through these poses. 1. Stretch together 2. Do a partner workout 3. Stand strong and powerful Try these poses for your next shoot! What kind of couple poses should I show next?

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