Luxury portrait photographer Jai Mayhew has built her business around empathy. She knows what it’s like not to feel confident or comfortable in her own skin, and she’s made it her mission to photograph women in a way that makes them feel beautiful but, more importantly, seen. The post Turn Empathy into a 6 Figure Business appeared first on Resource ..read more

Learning C4D is pretty much like riding a horse. If you’re comfortable while doing it then you are probably doing it wrong. But there is good news, you can do it. LEARNING CINEMA 4D FOR THE FIRST TIME? Dustin Valkema sure thinks you can learn 3D, especially if you are already a photographer that understands […] The post How Hard Is It To Learn CGI? appeared first on Resource ..read more

The habits we need to build in the new year For the last couple of years I’ve written a series of popular articles about what photographers need to stop doing in the new year. The title is a little tongue in cheek, but the message has always been deadly serious: start dropping bad habits that […] The post Ten Things Photographers Need to Start Doing in 2021 appeared first on Resource ..read more

The habits we need to build in the new year For the last couple of years I’ve written a series of popular articles about what photographers need to stop doing in the new year. The title is a little tongue in cheek, but the message has always been deadly serious: start dropping bad habits that […] The post Ten Things Photographers Need to Start Doing in 2020 appeared first on Resource ..read more

CGI could either be the largest obstacle photographers have ever had to hurdle, or our greatest tool. The post Why Photographers Should Learn CGI appeared first on Resource ..read more

To look at his award-winning career, you’d never guess cinematographer Pedro Luque started by photographing his friend’s band with a hand-me-down Canon film camera. The post Trust Your Instincts: Interview with Hollywood Cinematographer Pedro Luque appeared first on Resource ..read more

The Power of Color Grading Color is one of the most powerful tools a photographer has to affect the way viewers interpret images. Even a simple shift of color temperature or color saturation can make a world of difference. That is what makes color grading such an important post processing technique for photographers to learn.  […] The post Color Grading in Lightroom; 5 Tips for Working Quickly appeared first on Resource ..read more

Renee Robyn’s name is synonymous with fantasy in the photography industry, but the industry is changing and so are the genres we’re familiar with. How is the reigning queen of composites preparing for the future? The post The Future of Fantasy Photography: An Interview with Renee Robyn appeared first on Resource ..read more

As well as a great camera and set of lenses, having a solid and reliable tripod that’s fit for the job will really help you to take your landscape photos to the next level. With the growth of Instagram and run-and-gun landscape photographers, tripods are somewhat of an afterthought for many. And, for a lot […] The post Best Tripods for Landscape Photography appeared first on Resource ..read more

Natural light is beautiful for food photography, but won’t always meet the requirements of a professional shoot. While editorial food photography is often shot with natural light, most commercial jobs require the control of studio lighting.  As a food photographer, artificial light will help you create the exact lighting scenario required by your clients, and […] The post The Gear You Need to Start Your Food Photography Studio part 2 appeared first on Resource ..read more