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Rabari – Encounters With the Nomadic Tribe
RABARI – Encounters with the nomadic tribe – by MITCHELL KANASHKEVICH
The "What" and the "Why" of post processing Find Out Exactly How Award-Winning Travel Photographs Are Taken Before I started reading this book, I took a look at the pictures first.… Read More »Why do photographers sometimes need an assistant ?
Every week, we receive emails from people asking us for advices about how they could improve their photography/videography. Most of these people are already at what I would call ‘serious amateur’ level and want to move to the next step. To these people, my answer is always the same: get an assistant!…
Read More »Talk with customers – don’t be a bad photographer
Do you take pictures of people? Are they really happy with your work and performance? There are too many bad pro photographers out there. How do I know? Simple: I talk to customers who had bad experiences and didn’t like what they had to pay for.…
Read More »A story about pricing
Since money is always a hot topic and a lot of people ask me for advices about how to price their services, here is a short -true- story. A few months ago, I received a request from an “acquaintance” asking me to shoot her wedding.…
Read More »Going wide: Wide angle for the 5DMrkII
After reading Dan post (a while ago) about wide angle lenses with wide aperture, it got me thinking. While I have been happy with my 17-40L4, as it is wide enough for pretty much everything I do, going wider would open the door for more creative shots.…
Read More »Meggie + Corneliu: how we did it
A few people asked me to give more details about how we shot the love story clip (posted here). Instead of writing a structured post, I am just going to go with the flow and write everything that comes to my mind.…
Read More »Tips of the day
I was reviewing the clips we shot yesterday and found this horror. Look at Meggie left eye in this clip. What do you see? Me! It might not be that noticeable at lower resolution, but when viewed full screen in HD, it is very annoying.…
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