High-Speed Sync with Michael Corsentino
Nailing the perfect exposure involves a creative balancing act between your camera’s shutter speed, aperture and ISO settings, known collectively as the exposure triangle.
08/01/2015
Invisible Light: Epic Flash That Feels Natural with Phillip Blume
As an exchange student at the Universitat de València in Spain, I discovered a world of quiet inspiration. I would venture out early onto the narrow stone streets of El Carmen…
08/01/2015
Wedding Videography | 5 Challenges And Solutions with Rob Adams
Wedding videographers have it tough. We’ve always been low on the wedding vendor totem pole. It’s gotten better in recent years as technology has allowed videographers to produce a better product…
08/01/2015
How I got the Shot | Fairy Glen
This month for the lighting edition of Shutter Magazine, our travels take us to the Fairy Glen in Northern Scotland.
08/01/2015
Building Blocks: Relationship Building with Skip Cohen
There’s a great book out called UnMarketing by Scott Stratten that’s well worth the read. The subtitle alone tells you want it’s about: Stop Marketing. Start Engaging.
08/01/2015
3 Easy Lighting Setups for the Natural-Light Photographer with Vanessa Joy
“Lighting, lighting, lighting” in photography is a lot like the real estate mantra of “Location, location, location.” It’s almost all that matters.
08/01/2015
Do something extraordinary
As wedding photographers, we all understand the challenges of a wedding day. Emotions are running high, nothing ever seems to go according to plan. Timelines
07/27/2015
The Five Senses: How They Impact Sales with Leonardo Volturo
Are you struggling with in-person sales? Is your client experience lacking? In this month’s article, I walk you through the experience we’ve created for our studio by focusing on the five senses, and go over the key elements needed when creating a sales room that’s built for profit.
07/01/2015
How I Got the Shot with Sal Cincotta | July 2015
This month in How I Got the Shot, I talk about the nightmares of a photo shoot gone bad. Sure, the purpose of this column is to talk about how we got this perfectly amazing cover shot.
07/01/2015
Building Blocks: Customer Service with Skip Cohen
Customer service is one of the most important aspects of your business. So often, like a doctor with no bedside manner, photographers forget the importance of dealing with the challenges of keeping clients happy.
07/01/2015
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