The Canon RF 135mm F1.8 Lens for Portrait Photography
The Canon RF 135 f1.8 Lens. It’s NEW… and IT’S FINALLY HERE! Let's try it out with some team headshots.
The Only Lens You Need on a Portrait Shoot
The Tamron 70-180mm F/2.8 for Sony is the lightest and most compact 2.8 telephoto zoom lens in its class. The greatest feature? Its outstanding performance at a fast 2.8 aperture across the entire zoom range.
How to Create Natural Light Beauty Portraits
In this video, I'm shooting some natural light beauty portraits with my wife, Alissa. We kept it simple with only a 50mm lens and natural light, and got some really beautiful results.
How to Create Natural Light Bridal Portraits // 3 Wedding Photography Tips
In this video I go over three things that will make your life as a professional photographer much much easier.
How to Become a Destination Wedding Photographer
So, you want to travel the world as a photographer? Want to travel to cities, make beautiful images and have someone else pay for it? Destination wedding photography could be for you.
How to Make Your Subject Stand Out From The Background Using One Light
how many times have you walked on to a scene dark and overcast and wished you could make your subject jump off the background.
Light & Airy Photography vs Dark & Dramatic Photography
For this video, my goal was to challenge myself to shooting the same location, model, camera, lens, etc and creating two completely different looks just by altering my lighting and style.
Rooftop Fashion Shoot // Profoto A2 Light + Clic Accessories
What an amazing rooftop fashion shoot this was with the brand new Profoto A2. Make no mistake, this small light has some serious punch.
Photography Challenge // Non-Photographers pick my gear
Sal talks a big game, but can he really shoot with ANYTHING? Alicia and Ellie, Sal’s graphic designers (not photographers) decided to put him to the test and find out.
Putting the Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 Di III G2 Lens to the Test
The beauty of the Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 Di III G2 Lens is the ability to zoom in and out and capture multiple different focal lengths without having to make your client move.
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