When I got a call from a client who bought a 11-year-old Standard bred Amish trained carriage driving horse and he wanted some images to promote for his horse carriage business, I was excited.
Even though I don’t photograph horses as a niche or specialty, I’ve looked at enough drawings of horses to know which poses are flattering.
I’m usually downtown walking around with my cameras during the 1st Thursday of every month when the downtown galleries host the monthly Art Walk.
I love seeing the energy the younger folks bring each month.
I don’t always step in to see the artwork.
I’m there to people watch.
And it’s a good opportunity for me to find interesting faces.
Ones I can later approach to do portraits. Continue reading Improvising when you don’t have a light stand for your portraits
When I left off in Part 1 of my Mag Mod review, I had mentioned I would post more pictures taken with this new light modifier system.
Since then, I have had a chance to use it more.
For now, I have removed the the Mag Mod’s from my Speedlites. Continue reading Mag Mod Review 2
After a long wait, I finally got the 3 sets of Mag Mod Speedlite modifiers which I ordered via Kickstarter.
I had no trouble figuring out I needed to stretch the elastic bands around the head of my Canon 600-EX-RT Speedlites.
Once on, they stayed on.
