Having just discovered the Sacramento Valley, I sit down with one of the town’s local commercial and fashion shooters, Tim Engle. Tim and I discuss his career, stealthy Sacramento, and much more. A born-and-raised Sacramento native, Tim gives his thoughts on his home town — from a photographer’s perspective.
Introducing the new TWiP GLAM! With new guests interviewed each show, TWiP Glam! will give you a glimpse into the creative world of model photography from diverse perspectives.
Fashion & the Northern Lights. Interviews with fashion photographer Steve Brokaw & landscape photographer Ronn Murray who specializes in imagery of the Northern Lights.
Melissa Rodwell, the force behind a company called Breed. We talk about where that name came from, and how she put the Breed project together. Breed is on the leading edge of on-line eduction for fashion photographers. We discuss her amazing background in photography, where things are today, and where they might go tomorrow.
Have you ever wanted to shoot inside a haunted castle? This weeks guest does it routinely. A few weeks ago commercial and fashion photographer Tim Engle invited me to join him at the Preston Castle in Ione, CA for a fashion shoot.
LA-based commercial fashion photographer Lucas Passmore leads this two-hour TWiP webinar, breaking-down & de-mystifying how to get into fashion photography.
This week on TWiP… it’s a special holiday episode, and this time it’s a triple play focused on three facets of fashion photography. Three interviews to keep you busy over the holiday weekend — the studio, the photographer, and the model.
TWiP Contributor Dave Reynolds recently completed an outdoor photo shoot for a project he is working on and he shares the top five lessons he learned from his experience photographing models outdoors in New York City.
On TWiP we’ve been known to preach about how it’s not the gear that makes the photograph, but rather the Photographer. Lee Morris over at FStoppers has proved this by shooting a full-on fashion shoot, with just an iPhone 3G. It wasn’t even the higher resolution iPhone 4! Granted, he had access to some world…