As a budding photographer, it’s your job to have mastered the use of on-camera flash to get the best out of your images and make them prettier. This aspect of portrait photography is easy to learn and understand. Where there are issues is with off-camera photography as it’s quite an extensive topic and needs proper guidance to master. read more
To the Las Vegas Portrait photographer, creating a bright and impressive image is very important to their craft. They know the importance of using the appropriate lighting to make the image stand out from other photos. read more
A Candid portrait is a portrait where the subject of an image is unaware of when a photographer takes a photo. The purpose of this type of photograph is to get a shot of people in their natural state. The subject of the image is not aware that they are photographed giving the photo more effect and beauty. read more
Posing your photographic subjects can be a tough task if you aren’t sure how to get people into relaxed, eased positions that look great on camera. But once you’ve developed the knack for posing, you’ll find that there’s usually an easy way to pose subjects for the most flattering and interesting photographs possible. read more
Shooting outdoors is one of the most common things you’ll be requested to do as a Las Vegas headshot photographer. People love to take photos outside, whether it’s for a wedding, baby announcement, birthday, senior portrait, family portrait or simply wanting some great photos taken. As a Las Vegas photographer, you need to know how to take advantage of the outside world around you to create memorable and engaging photos. read more
Shooting outdoors will eventually be second nature to any Las Vegas photographer, but if you’re new to shooting outdoors or you just don’t have enough experience to be comfortable with handling it on your own yet, then you’re in luck: this handy 2-part guide will give you solid advice about shooting outdoors as a Las Vegas headshot photographer. read more
Cropping is one of the most essential skills that a Las Vegas photographer can develop. And when you’re working with Las Vegas headshot photographer work, it’s even more important to know how to crop portraits in a way that makes sense, is flattering, and creates a successful composition for the final photo. read more
If you're not sure where to find business as a portrait photographer, you have only as far as your mail to look. There are thousands of businessmen and women who need a quality portrait photographer to handle their business portrait. read more
When someone says the word “portrait,” the image that comes to mind is the classic portrait of a carefully posed man or woman, smiling in a way that makes them look best. This style of a picture taken by a portrait photographer is iconic for a good reason. It looks good, and everybody wants it. read more
Many portrait photographers enjoy doing outdoor shots. Crisp fall leaves, beautifully decorated Christmas trees, or a field of tulips provide stunning backdrops any photographer would love. read more