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How to Use a Condom as a DIY Camera Lens, and More
They previously used the humble balloon as a soft light diffuser for a camera’s pop-up flash. And then, the Koldunov Brothers received a question: could…
Alex Watanabe: An Eggcellent display in lighting
Lighting is often a serious point of conversation; soft, hard, broad, short, high and low key etc… it can really go on extensively, so when…
The StrobiStrip is the slimmest speedlight strip light adapter available and it’s collapsible
Strip lights have become quite popular over the last couple of years, and we’ve seen numerous options released compatible with both speedlights, as well for continuous…
Create big light from small flashes with a Chinese Lantern paper lamp shade
Speedlights often go hand in hand with shooting portraits on the street, especially at night, but small flashes have one big issue. Due to their…
Bokehrama – shallow depth of field with big photos
As a self-taught photographer I am continuously seeking creative and technical inspiration, and when I find a technique that involves both technical know-how and demands…
How to get into studio lighting without spending thousands of dollars
I hear it all the time…. “I want to get in to studio lighting, but I just don’t have the money.” Well, you actually do….
I’m Getting Rid of My Flash Gear and Here’s Why
People often ask me about the flash equipment I currently use, and what I would do differently if I were to start over today. I also often…
The Simplest, Fastest and Most Effective One Light Setup I’ve Ever Used
Sometimes, getting a sweet lighting setup is a matter of pure luck and this is the case with this setup. I’ll collect setups like tools,…
Tons of Milk and Naked Models Transformed Into Stunning Fallen Angels (NSFW)
I’m sure most of you are familiar with Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz’s work by now. His signature splashed-milk photography has been featured twice before on the blog…
Creating a Si-Fi Rig For Strong Atmosphere Portraits
Many times it is the set where you shoot that sets the tone for the photo. I think I demonstrated that pretty well when I…






































