![[video] Camera Warfare!](http://oneslidephotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/camera-warfare.jpg "[video] Camera Warfare!")
Basic Studio Portrait Lighting Techniques - The Model
Learn 3 different studio portrait lighting techniques using just one light. Read the rest of this entry » .
Archive for the ‘Portrait Photography’ Category
Basic Studio Portrait Lighting Techniques
On December - 27 - 2017
Learn 3 different studio portrait lighting techniques using just one light. Read the rest of this entry » .
Why did Einstein Stick Out his Tongue in his Portrait?
On December - 25 - 2017
Why did Einstein Stick Out his Tongue in his Portrait
Why do you think Einstein stuck out his tongue in his most famous portrait? Many have asked that question, and there are even those that think it’s a photoshopped image.
Turns out, this really was an authentic photograph and not the least bit photoshopped. So what’s the back story of this portrait? Read the rest of this entry » .
Tips to Make Your Face Photogenic by Peter Hurley
On November - 26 - 2017
Portrait Photography Tips
Peter Hurley is a famous portrait and headshot photographer. He has been splashing around the world of close up photography for more than a decade. Headshot photograph is a photo which is taken with the head and a small part of the shoulder as the focus of the photo. In this opportunity, Peter will share some secrets on what he usually does to make his clients look more photogenic in front of camera. According to him, one of the easiest ways to make any of his client look cooler is by highlighting their chin line.
The secret of his style of taking a photograph is actually very simple. The key point is not to let the chin and the neck slur with each other without any clear line between them. Apparent chin line will make your face appear haggard and it will look more attractive. It is a very simple attempt; you just need to point your face forward a bit. But if you shoot from the side, you can slightly lower down one of your shoulders (that faces the camera) then direct your face to the front and put it little bit sideway. If the left shoulder is the one being lowered, you need to put your face aslant to the right and vice versa. Read the rest of this entry »
Tips for Photographing Full Figured Models
On November - 25 - 2017
Super Model Photography
Whoever you photograph and when photographing different body types, you’re always demanded to produce a flattering photograph. And nowadays, more than ever, photographing full figured people means you have to make them look slimmer to get the flattering effect.
The following are a few tips to ensure you get that desired flattering angle and exposition when photographing full figured models.
1. Clothing
Choose clothing that is slimming. For that, choose dark colored clothes with vertical patterns and a bit of a loose fit. Bright clothing that is too tight will accentuate the body, making the figure look wider. Read the rest of this entry » .
Children Photography Tips and Trick
On October - 29 - 2017
Children Photography Tips and Trick - Spontaneous Shot
Children can be captured on camera successfully in many different circumstances and locations. When photographing children you’ve got to keep it moving, make it fun and yield to their character. For most children, getting their photograph taken is fun and they will perform for the photographer. This in turn brings their personality to life on camera. This article will teach you tips and tricks that will make your children photos worthy of their place on the frig, shelf or wall Read the rest of this entry »
.Related Photography Ideas for Portrait Photography at OneSlidePhotography.com
How to Photograph Rays of LightTaking photos of sunrises and sunsets can be especially rewarding. At these times of day when the sun is lower in the sky, sunlight travels through more atmosphere to reach the earth. Photographing sunbeams/rays of light requires specific camera settings and an eye for careful evaluation of the quality of light.Here are some tips and […]
The Exposure Triangle of PhotographyThe key to obtaining ideal photographs depends on the exposure triangle of photography. The exposure triangle consists of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. The combination of the three determines how dark or bright the resulting photo will be. APERTURE Aperture is the opening in the lens where light enters. If the opening is large, ample […]
Causes and Solutions for Vignettes on PhotosHave you ever had dark areas appearing on the edges of your photograph? If so, that’s what is called a lens vignette. Here are some causes and solutions for any vignetting that may occur in your photograph:
Beginner Photographer’s FAQ– I want to create photographs with blurry backgrounds, how do I achieve such a feat? Answer: The trick to doing so has been previously discussed in this post. – I’m using a kit lens and I’ve set the aperture to its widest exposure, how come the background isn’t blurry? Answer:
The First Photo Model in the WorldHere’s the world’s first photo model, or the first ever person to be photographed with a camera. Want to know how the person who was dubbed the first photo model looks like? The answer is in the photograph above. The University of Rochester gave an award for the making of this first photograph of a […]
Superzoom Prosumer Cameras, How Good are They?Have you ever encountered a prosumer camera with an unusually long range of zoom? These prosumer cameras are equipped with more than 15x zoom or an equivalent of 24-400 mm in a 35 mm sensor. Wow, that’s an awesome digit, considering these cameras only cost around $400 – $500. Even though its shape resemble a […]
How to Find Out the Shutter Count on a Canon CameraShutter Count is the threshold of how long a camera can be used (how many times the shutter can be triggered). Each type of camera usually have different shutter count limits. For instance, a pro-series camera an average of 500K shutter counts. Entry levels has an average of 300K.
