Studio on a Shoestring — Photography tips and techniques for the cash-challenged

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Studio on a ShoestringPhotography tips and techniques for the cash-challengedHomeAbouttutorialsreviewsinterviewsopinionPortfolioBecome a Better Photographer in ONLY 31 DaysDigital Photography School is offering a phenomenal opportunity to learn at the feet of a master.Offered in daily modules, this course is designed to take you from zero to hero in 31 days.Sign up today and save 75%!Enrollment closes August 11, 2017.This course is offered through Digital Photography School and designed by professional photography instructor Jim Hamel.What You ll Learn in 31 DaysExposureLightingSubjectsCompositionCamera TechniquesPost Processing SoftwareIt s InteractivePracticing the techniques you learn by taking your own photos along the wayInteract with other people who are also going through the courseShare your progressAsk Jim questions you have about any of the lessonsKeeping it SimpleThe course is offered with 31 high quality video modules that keep it nice and simple. Examples of daily modules:Extremely Economical!The course costs $49 USD, which is ONLY $1.50 A DAY! So head on over to Digital Photography School and get yourself enrolled today.Read MoreIt May Not Be Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives ..But it IS a tasty treat of Actions, Plug-Ins and Presets!This week only, treat yourself to 40% off award-winning actions, plug-ins and presets from Totally Rad.Save time and money when you use the code RADTREAT40 at checkout.Sale ends 5/14/17.Read MoreTotally Rad 50% Off Holiday SaleFor the next 5 days, everything in the Totally Rad store is half off with thecoupon codeHOLIDAY2016.Save big on time-saving photo editing tools, but don’t wait!The sale ends Friday 11/25 at midnight.Read MoreHottest Trend for Summer 2016 Round Beach Blankets TowelsAnnouncing Digital DeborahI m really excited to announce my new brand, Digital Deborah. It combines several of my loves slurpy lurid color, bold graphic design and interior design into one awesome package.My work has always been very commercial and I m thrilled to be able to harness the reach of this wonderful world wide web to blow my own personal dandelion of creativity out into the world.Just in Time for The Fourth of JulyI always like to put my own spin on things. A couple of years ago, out on a location scouting trip for a sign manufacturing company I had been hired by to update their portfolio, I photographed a very large American flag against a stunning blue sky. we haven t time and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time Georgia O KeefeI uploaded all the images from that day and kept coming back to that flag. It was quite majestic against that deep blue sky. But I wanted something else. Something more mystical. We see images of our flag all the time. It is everywhere. Ubiquitous. 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Entirely too much stress.I started out shooting with a basic Nikon SLR with a single kit lens. As I became more financially flush, I moved on to a Bronica medium format camera and stepped up to bigger negatives.Because I always wanted to be a commercial photographer,  I focused on finding films that would give me the fine-grained, higher contrast, punchy color I was looking for.I continued to use those same films to photograph my portrait customers, as well as products, objects and architectural details.I built a very successful photography studio on the backs of several different films stocks. Along the way, I learned a lot about different kinds of films.[ ]Read MoreReverse Engineering the Pros Lighting SetupsOr, How to Read a Catch Light or TwoI ve been studying images for longer than .well, a long time, dammit. 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