Joshua encounters challenges when photographing a bride and groom in a wine cave. Using problem-solving skills, he ends up capturing three diverse portraits for them and shows us how he did it all with MagMod!
Joshua got stuck in quarantine but still wanted to practice photography. Here are some tips to take photos and home and keep in the creative mindset.
Get the most color out of the sky during a sunset session with these tips from The Shutter School.
Light a portrait quickly and effectively while still utilizing your creativity! Joshua explains how using alternative lighting and unique angles can bring many elements together to create an amazing portrait, even in a time crunch.
Joshua tells us his first thoughts of the new Monogram Creative Console.
Use a small flash and get big results! Joshua creatively stages portraits while the groom gets ready. Read more to find out why using a pocket flash might be a great option to consider for your photography.
Every photographer has their likes and dislikes when it comes to equipment. In this post from The Shutter School, Joshua shares five things he hates about the Sony A7III camera.
Joshua takes a normal portrait scene and uses the shutter drag effect to create a surreal portrait! Using lighting, in-camera settings, and photography magic, you, too, can make an ordinary portrait look highly abstract.
Learn how to use natural light differently! Joshua shows us how to shoot three distinct looking portraits in just one location.
Joshua takes us behind the scenes of a champagne fight engagement shoot! Inspired by Jason Vinson’s champagne photographs, we’ll learn the best way to light up a fun portrait like this one using a MagMod flash.
Lets learn together.