There's a wide range of portrait photography, and every client is different. But as a photographer, sometimes you're not necessarily shooting for the model, you're shooting for someone else, like…
It's been almost 17 years since I first picked up any kind of camera and it feels like all of that time spent behind the lens has been training for…
Pinterest. It's more than just an inspiration board for crafty moms and at-home chefs. It's also the tool photographer Emily Soto uses to plan her fashion shoots. During her class,…
Fashion Photographer Lindsay Adler has spent a lot of time teaching in the halls of CreativeLive. During her class The Highs and Lows of Lighting: Controlling Mood with Light, one topic she covered…
Every great creative work begins with a concept. The ‘why’ of the work is the first step and the most important idea that needs to be communicated. Conceptual work, after…
Lindsay Adler has photographed for some of the worlds biggest fashion magazines, including InStyle, Elle, and Marie Claire, but that doesn't mean she doesn't DIY her tools to get her…
If there was one thing we learned from Matthew Jordan Smith, it's that he's in love with photography and light, and watching him speak about it during Photo Week 2016…
Award winning photographer and CreativeLive CEO Chase Jarvis closed out our In Focus speaker series at Photo Week 2016 and dropped serious insights and inspiration bombs on the in studio…
Day two of Photo Week 2016 brought the heaviest of hitters in the photography industry to NYC and San Francisco. Three of those luminaries included sports photographer Al Bello, photojournalists…
Deanne Fitzmaurice joined us as our third In Focus keynote speaker earlier today during day three of Photo Week. Deanne is a Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist, filmmaker, documentarian, and as…