Portrait photography

Have you ever taken a photograph and don’t understand why it is too bright or too dark? Understanding the exposure triangle, you will solve this issue forever. The exposure triangle …

In recent months I have been experimenting with wider-angle lenses, such as the Fuji 16mm f/2 and the Fuji 23mm f/2, to capture portrait images. To my surprise, I have …

If your photos are not sharp enough or look grainy, you are probably looking at noise in the images you captured. Use a low Iso value The main reason for …

Photography is what we use to capture the moment. But, once the moment has been lived, the scene has been viewed, and the moment is gone forever. Thanks to photography, …

You may think judging an old camera like this is not easy. Understanding how good this camera is, is about the feeling, the experience it can give you while shooting, …

Shooting thru a window and dealing with the reflections you get in a portrait can be interesting. You can get exceptional results, but the photoshoot can also go wrong quickly. …

Taking a portrait, you are trying to capture the essence of your subject in a photograph. For this reason, connecting with the person in front of the camera is essential. …

Portrait orientation vs. landscape orientation is a simple composition principle that is very important to developing a deep understanding of photography.  Portrait and landscape orientations take their names from the …

The environmental portraits allow you to tell good stories about the subject of your photographs. These portraits are something between a studio portrait and a candid portrait. The place where …

The main purpose of a portrait is to tell a person’s story. A portrait is also about the photographer, as it shows his/her interpretation, how the photographer sees the subject …