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Shutter Drag aka Tungsten Blur is where you slow your shutter speed to capture light dragging across your frame. It is best done in very low light. Wedding photographers often do this during the dancing at a reception because they can capture fun party shots with lots of movement around the action. Here is how…
Part of your studio workflow should be getting feedback from clients. While not always easy to ask for, you should try to get over it and just ask. You will be surprised at how willing people are to write up a few sentences about your services. For wedding photographers a great place to get “shout…
Lighting is crucial to a great photograph. How big your light source is in relation to your subject is also key. The smaller the light source the harsher the light. The larger the light source the softer the light. As an example, the sun, while in reality, it the largest light source we know, however…
Getting the word out on an event is key to having a successful event. No guests = no fun. Many people have gone “green” by going paperless using online invitation companies such as e-vite and facebook. E-vite is good but I was never a big fan of the style of the invitations. Facebook can work…
Okay, I know I am going to get some back lash on this, as you are probably only a Mac user or a PC user. Black and White, nothing else. I beg to differ. People who are PC bashers or Mac bashers are usually the ones who really do not know both platforms. Growing up,…
Questions from Nick Charrow: Hey Jen, I am in love with your jenstips.com site. It is extremely helpful. My Question: What are the first few steps to make your photography business legit? DBA, Sole Proprietorship, things like that. thanks, Nick Charrow www.nickcharrow.com Hi Nick, thanks for writing in. Getting started can be a tricky thing…
