Tutorials
How to shoot and edit those crazy Inception style drone photos
If you have been following anything drone related lately chances are you have seen one of the mind bending images like above that are very…
7 great tips for working with photographs in Adobe Premiere Pro
People are using photographs in videos for all kinds of reasons these days. Sometimes it’s to supplement a behind the scenes shoot or a vlog. Maybe…
How to turn 360° footage into Tiny Planets using Adobe Premiere Pro
One of my favourite things to come out of the whole 360° camera thing is tiny planets. They’re getting pretty popular, too, almost to the…
How to suspend objects in the air for photos and video
Levitation is an often visited subject for both stills and video. It’s often done with human subjects using some fancy Photoshop compositing work. But it can…
Four lighting setup for a dynamic fashion / sports shoot
A while back Tom Saimon and I took the Godox AD600 for a spin. It was an awesome shoot of a sports trainer, and the…
Shoot for the stars – The beginner’s guide to astrophotography
I’m not really a big astrophotographer, the skies are just too bright around here most of the time. I’ve dabbled with it here and there,…
The story of the film: A beginner’s guide to black and white film development
I love the immediacy of digital photography. In fact, I’m puzzled how anyone managed to gain expertise in the days of film: it takes hours,…
How I created a homage to Universal studios Wolfman in Photoshop
Recently I got to work with FX makeup artist Nikoleta Tzani on a few projects. So far or collaborations have created neo-noir demons, Zombie hordes, Baba…
How to professionally photograph glassware with one speedlight and a kit lens
Photographer Dustin Dolby is known for his comprehensive tutorials all of us can try out at home. After a series of excellent wine photography tutorials,…
How to match the colors between different photos in Photoshop
What I’m going to do is I’m going to show you how to match the colors between backgrounds and objects once you’ve cut them out…




































