"The subject needs more separation from the background", said every judge ever and using rim lights on your subjects...
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Starter Studio Kit for Photographers
Every single time I've created a studio photography tutorial I've had a flood of requests for what equipment people...
How To: Photograph Pets with Holiday Lights
It's getting to that time of year again when the festive season is starting to build up. Do you know what that...
How to shoot boisterous dogs
Every week we get asked to show a dog that isn't a trained model on a session, the thing is, almost none of our shoots...
How to avoid reflections in studio photography
To avoid reflections in studio photography from your off-camera flash, you have to first understand the angle of...
How to: Perspex Lick Shots in Studio
Lick shots can be really fun for photographers and the dogs involved so today we're covering how to shoot the...
How to use butterfly lighting with dogs in a small studio
As my time without a dedicated shooting space is [finally!] coming to an end, I thought why not pop up a tutorial in...
Behind the scenes photographing horses in studio
Ponies. The love of my life. I was honoured to be asked to come photograph some absolutely beautiful horses recently...
How to do “Big Sky” dog photography
We've gone through flash basics, we've gone through the strobes or speedlight debate, and we know how to control out...
Flash Photography 101: Off Camera Flash for Beginners
Where on earth do you start as a newbie into the world of flash photography? Off camera flash photography for...
How to photograph treat catches (action in studio!)
This one is a hot request in The Request Box so we dismantled our entire dining room to be able to film the how-to...
How To: Dog Photography with a Speedlight
Prepare yourselves guys and buckle up, this one's a biggy! One of the most asked questions & the 2nd most popular...