Capturing rim light around my subjects fascinated me when I first started photography.

I’m constantly being asked how I do it.

It is actually quite simple, but you have to be in the right environment and at the right time of day.

Here is how to capture rim light around your subjects. 

I had always been interested in figuring out how to shoot product photos with a white background. Like those ones you would see on Amazon.

Finally, I had the opportunity to try when a client asked me if I could do it. I said sure and got to work.

Here is how I did it.

One of my most favorite kinds of photos to take is portraits. You get to really capture every detail of that person. Here is how I take great portraits and some other things to keep in mind.

I’ve always been fascinated with macro photos. There’s a whole other world in macro. But the lenses you need to take these kinds of photos are not as affordable as I hoped.

Let me show you how I take macro photos and it only cost me $13.

Being homeschooled, my 7 siblings and I always joked around that there is no such thing as summer break for homeschoolers.

It’s true, at least it was for us. We didn’t mind though. We learned so much more then what one would typically learn at school.

As you probably know by now, I only use manual focus lenses. I do this for two reasons. One is because they’re WAY cheaper than autofocus lenses. And two is because I like to have full control of the lens and what I’m focusing on. 

I have nothing against autofocus lenses at all. This is just how I roll. 😉

When I first started to use a nice camera that my wife bought me, I was very disappointed when the photos didn’t turn out how I thought they would.

When I first started my photography, one of the things I struggled with was how to find good locations or backgrounds for my photos.

Have you ever had a photo that you wanted to change leaf color in to give it that Autumn feel? I have. In fact, I was in a situation where my client wanted fall wedding photos. Unfortunately, the Autumn leaves were a little late coming out. So I had to figure out how to change leaf color.

First off, in case you don't know what chromatic aberration is. Chromatic aberration is a purple, green and sometimes blue fringing that occurs when a dark contrast object is over a bright contrast area, or vice-versa.

What camera and lens should I get? I am asked this question almost daily. My short and simple answer for the camera (if you're on a budget, and who isn't?) is a camera that has an interchangeable lens and is in your price range.For the lens, this depends on the type of photography you plan on doing, we'll talk about that later. Again, if you're on a budget, go for vintage manual focus lenses. You can find them dirt cheap and they're great for lea

My goal with this article is to help you become more artistic with your photography, so you can not only be a better photographer, but to see the art all around you in the world and in everyday life. Because, as a photographer, your goal should be to perfect your work.

When I started to learn photography, every photo I took was terrible. These are the things I discovered that made the biggest difference overnight and helped me go viral!!!