Category: Sigma Pro
2011
10.12

Lighting with Purpose by Lindsay Adler

When you light a subject for a portrait or fashion image, you should be critical about what you are trying [...]

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2011
09.28

First Impressions by David FitzSimmons

When photography became an affordable and established craft in the late 1800s, many early practitioners were shunned by the art [...]

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2011
09.23

Once Upon a Time at the Fox by Kevin Ames

Vintage moving picture theatres are treasures. They were magnificent palaces of entertainment. Ornate décor throughout expansive spaces meant going to [...]

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2011
09.14

Backlit Portraiture by Lindsay Adler

If you want to create more dramatic location portraiture, you may consider taking a technique from the movies. In television [...]

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2011
09.08

Professional Macro Flash Photography Tips by Robert O’Toole

One of the best ways to improve your macro images is by using flash. I never do any handheld macro [...]

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2011
08.29

Paint with Light- Portraits by Lindsay Adler

In this paint with light image there were two lights used to illuminated the subject. The light on the model [...]

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2011
08.18

Studio Shooting with the SD1 by Kevin Ames

I got to shoot an SD1 in Dallas, Texas in late July. The results are surprising. Don’t get me wrong, [...]

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2011
08.04

Evade Analysis Paralysis! by Robert O’Toole

The average person can glance at a group of photos and quickly choose a favorite. But when the time comes [...]

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2011
07.27

Shutter Speeds for Waterfall Photography by David FitzSimmons

Photography is a communication act. It’s a way to share an idea, a feeling, or some other aspect of human [...]

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2011
07.20

Specular Highlights by Kevin Ames

“Specular Highlight” is easily one of the most misunderstood in all of photography. Traditionally specular highlights are taught to be [...]

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