by The Photographer's Life | Feb 13, 2009
I’ve been talking a lot this week about food photography and getting better food shots. So today, I’d like to share with you a little tip I picked up at one of our last photo workshops. But first, let’s go over two things that are important to understand before you... by Shelly Perry | Feb 11, 2009
Here’s this week’s photo tip, from professional photographer Shelly Perry, on playing with the angles and focus of your shot to get your most saleable image… — Lori Lori Allen Director, Great Escape Publishing ******************* WORKING THE IMAGE When you plan... by Shelly Perry | Jan 7, 2009
Scroll down for this month’s Photo Challenge Theme… Remember, as a reader of this newsletter, you’re invited to take part in our monthly Photo Challenges for a chance to win the yearly Grand Prize of $2,000! There is no purchase necessary to enter… no fee for... by Shelly Perry | Jan 1, 2009
Here in the Pacific Northwest, this holiday season brought us a winter wonderland. And, looking through the entries for this month’s Photo Challenge, I see it’s snowing all around the U.S., too. Venturing out with my camera to capture the snow, I was reminded of how... by The Photographer's Life | Aug 28, 2008
I’m in Ecuador this week hosting our second photography expedition in Cotacachi this year. So, today’s “Olympic Fuel” tip comes from professional photographer, Rich Wagner, here with us. Rich offered up this “focus” tip to an attendee during our group... by Shelly Perry | Aug 20, 2008
Shelly Perry here. I shoot a lot of portraits. It works well for me because I like photographing people, and my people shots are usually good sellers for stock — so sometimes I make twice the money. Occasionally, a client will ask me for a CD of all the images...