Portraiture – Discerning Better Poses From Bad Ones
By Ted Fullona
/ March 16, 2018
Portrait photography is not only about lighting or composition. It is the ability of the photographer or photographer assistant to direct a model to strike a pose that looks right and compelling. As photographer, one of your mandates is to creatively and uniquely get the most out of the model...
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Getting To Know Your Camera
By Ted Fullona
/ December 5, 2017
Who do you think you kid? Are you really a photographer like you said your are? Well, I can easily find out if you are just disguising as one behind that expensive DSLR you hang around your neck. Let me see how you hold your camera. There you go. (See...
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Understanding Image Resolution
By Ted Fullona
/ November 16, 2017
When my wife argued that her smartphone shots are better than my Nikon D500 DSLR, I conceded to her quietly, and peacefully. She would further claim that the resolution of her smartphone photos are better and brighter, and that her smartphone could capture a relatively bright photo even without the...
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