Mastering Flash: When and Why to Light Up Your Photography
Plus: How To Drag The Shutter For Creative Portrait Photography & More
Jeff Tan
July 02, 2024
"An essential aspect of creativity is not being afraid to fail." — Edwin Land
Hola Friends,
Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns to look at things differently. The worst enemy of creativity is self-doubt.
Feeling stuck in your portrait photography? Experiment with unconventional techniques to reignite your creativity and break free from the routine. Embracing new methods can lead to innovative results and open up fresh perspectives. Dragging the shutter is one of those techniques, and it is pretty fun. TAKE A LOOK →
Flash isn’t always essential for excellent portrait photography. Used incorrectly, it can ruin interesting shadows and create an unnatural look. However, when used thoughtfully, flash can enhance your images and bring out the best in your subjects. TAKE A LOOK →
Pioneering photographers redefine visual art with innovative techniques and fresh perspectives, offering captivating and stunning imagery. Follow this link to get started. TAKE A LOOK →
Photographer Martin Sanchez has redefined the boundaries of drone photography with his minimalist and colorful compositions. Check it out. You’ll love it! TAKE A LOOK →
The Fujinon XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4 R LM OIS lens isn’t exactly going away (you’ll still be able to buy it easily), but it will stop being Fuji’s go-to kit lens. Get the story here. TAKE A LOOK →
"Creativity takes courage." — Henri Matisse
Tomorrow: Beginner’s guide to large format photography.
– Jeff