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How to take product shots with a single light and DIY modifiers
Getting professional-looking product shots doesn’t need to require you to have a studio and tons of expensive gear. With some DIY magic and good will,…
How to make a budget-friendly DIY strip modifier for speedlights
Strip modifiers like LitePipe P and SaberStrip are applicable for portrait photography, both indoors and outdoors. But according to Joe Edelman, their biggest flaw is their…
Creating pet portraits on black (featuring Loki)
One of the things I love about photography apart from creating images is the ability to share what I do in the hope to inspire…
Getting creative with speedlights – 5 simple DIY setups
As some of you already know, I recently developed and released a brand new lighting workshop called Creatively Simple Lighting. In that workshop, one of the…
7 ways to improve your portraits with a reflector and white foamcore
5-in-1 reflector is a super-handy tool for both bounding and diffusing the light. Arron Nace from Phlearn shows you seven different setups you can create…
See the pros and cons of using natural light and off camera flash outdoors
Before the proliferation of speedlights and portable strobes over the last few years, people always asked me why I’d take flash out in the daytime….
Shooting through prisms at home or in the studio
In this tutorial we will be going over how to create gorgeous in-camera flared effects that can add a lot of depth and interest to…
Does the Rotolight Neo 2 live up to the hype? This photographer doesn’t think so
I wrote about the announcement of the new Rotolight Neo 2 a couple of days ago. Looking at the specs, I wasn’t really all that…
Turn your bathroom into a natural light softbox for amazing portraits
When most portrait photographers want to create a directional soft light look, they break out the strobes. Then they usually stick a big octabox on…
20+ gorgeous backlit rainy photos and a tutorial on how to take them
When it’s pouring rain, taking outdoor portraits is not the first thing most of us would do. But Japan-based photographer Ilko Alexandroff uses the rain…






































