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Biker Photography – the starters manual

Posted on 8 May, 2015 by Samuel M.
Biker Photography – the starters manual
Posted In How To, Tips

Hi, This time I want to introduse you to Arnasphoto, he took a relly good biker image while using readly budget gear, only ony YN560III (the YN560III reviewed here) Hi, My name Zulfikar Arna, from small town called Sorowako on the north part of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. I would say thank Continue Reading

How to Photogrpah Beer Bottles – Part One

Posted on 16 October, 201312 October, 2013 by Samuel M.
How to Photogrpah Beer Bottles – Part One
Posted In How To, Product Photography, Tips

After posting last tutorial on how to photograph wine bottles (never mind , how to finish the bottle 10 minutes later) I wanted to share another technique you can use when photographing bottles or glass objects. This time its about how to photograph beer bottles (I drunk the wine now Continue Reading

Swim Sport Photography – Two lights setups

Posted on 17 May, 201320 September, 2013 by Samuel M.
Swim Sport Photography – Two lights setups
Posted In Portrait Photography, Tips, Uncategorized

Photographing in water can be a bit expensive (in case you don;t know how to water proof you gear). I saw some photographers using nylon bags to cover their flashes while they try to get some images done. in case you want to use your flashes in the water, there Continue Reading

Top 4 Free Online Photography Tools For Your Browser

Posted on 9 January, 20139 January, 2013 by Samuel M.
Posted In Sites&Articles, Tips

Hi This time I want to share with you some tools you might haven’t know about,There are many cool online editor add-ons, the most popular platform for those is chrome who has google/android support, so there are tons of apps for your browser. Some of them are so good that Continue Reading

PS and Ai Keyboard Shortcuts

Posted on 28 September, 2012 by Samuel M.
Posted In Tips, Uncategorized

Hi, I found this graphic keyboard image of some Ps (Photoshop) and Ai (Adobe Ilusrator) I think you might find interesting. Feel free to share! I’m pretty sure there are some more Keyboard Shortcuts infographic like this one, I’d be happy if you share it here in the comments section Continue Reading

5 Minutes For Two Flash On Location Product Photography

Posted on 2 September, 201221 October, 2012 by Samuel M.
5 Minutes For Two Flash On Location Product Photography
Posted In Product Photography, TipsTagged In product photogrpahy setup, Stills Photography, two light setup

Hi, recently a friend of mine, who has a beehive (Yep she and her family makes honey for years) , asked me to shot some images of the products they are going to put on sale during the upcoming holiday here in Israel .As I was sure we are going Continue Reading

Its all about the jaw

Posted on 7 May, 201223 July, 2012 by Samuel M.
Posted In Portrait Photography, Tips, Video

Hi, I digged up this video, it about a basic facial posing tip, by Peter Hurley. You might like it or you might not but the chin disappears there, so enjoy this piece, its amusing and light too PS, Peter also has a site and a very nice blog too!!!

Photoflex Launched a New Site Recently

Posted on 3 May, 2012 by Samuel M.
Posted In Sites&Articles, Tips

I got an Email today from Photoflex that they launched a new site design. Why I’m sharing thi s info with you? I must confes that back then (some 5-6-7 years ago) when you started to go online for some info about photography and flashes there weren’t to much info available Continue Reading

Canon 5DIII Vs. Nikon D800 Video Reviews Colection

Posted on 9 April, 201225 April, 2012 by Samuel M.
Posted In Tips, Video

Both rivals got their new updates for their popular full frame bodies. As a Canon photographer, I use the 5DMkII, I don’t intend to buy or upgrade my 5DMkII to the newer version, I think I currently have a very powerful photography tool. If I had some spare money’ I’d Continue Reading

The Digital Holga?

Posted on 20 March, 20125 August, 2012 by Samuel M.
Posted In Gear Review, TipsTagged In holga, lens, toy camera

Some time ago, I wanted bad to shoot some film, yes you know I was practically born into the digital era (had a Pentax “digital camera” before my first Canon G3!!!). So I played a little with some films until my son decided that the film camera is his,and I Continue Reading

Using Speedlights With a Brolly

Posted on 23 February, 20124 September, 2012 by Samuel M.
Posted In DIY projects, Tips

As I might mention some posts before , my first try at more “normal” lighting diffusers, was some years back when a friend of mine (Chen, thank you!) got me a Photek Brolly from B&H, those where times where shipping wasn’t so easy to Israel and not so many alternatives for Continue Reading

RingFlash On The Budget – Part1

Posted on 17 February, 201220 February, 2012 by Samuel M.
RingFlash On The Budget – Part1
Posted In Tips

Hi, if you fancy a ring flash , but on the budget, this one is for you! It all started with two probably (I say probably cause I didn’t used them yet) great and very popular gadgets, those are: Ray Flash Ringflash Orbis Ring Flash Kit The only problem with Continue Reading

Panning Photography Tips – Circular Panning Trick

Posted on 14 December, 201118 December, 2011 by Samuel M.
Posted In Portrait Photography, Tips

We had an article about panning photography a couple of month ago, you can read it here – Panning Photography. In General panning is all about capturing images while the main photographed object is in some kind of move, what kind of movement? Any type, it can be a car Continue Reading

Lighting in 3D – Guest Post

Posted on 24 November, 201118 December, 2011 by Samuel M.
Posted In Portrait Photography, Tips

This time I want to introduce you with Matan Eshel a very talented proffesional Photographer from Israel, mainly photographing landscape,portraits and fashion photography. You can see some of his beauty work in his online gallery – Matan Eshel Photography . Matan writes here on his view on creating 3D view in Continue Reading

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