INSPIRATIONAL PHOTO OF THE DAY FEC Editor’s Notes: A lot of people think black and whites don’t belong in landscapes. Photographer Mark Maio is living proof this is not the case. A Few words from Mark, “Ranked as one of the most beautiful locations in Scotland – perfect for star gazing and northern lights, rugged […]
Join Industrial Architectural Photographer Ken Spurgin on an upcoming workshop at the Bonneville Speed Week 2018 through Fisheye Connect! With special credentials from the Southern California Timing Association attendees will be allowed to walk through the pit areas, walk around the cars as they stage to roll onto the salt, and talk with drivers and […]
INSPIRATIONAL PHOTO OF THE DAY FEC Editor’s Notes:This image is from Arthur Meyerson’s sold out book, The Color of Light. Meyerson always amazes with how he not only views, but captures light. Taken in 1995 in White Sands new Mexico, it reminds us to slow down, and wait for the moment to click the shutter. […]
Ken Spurgin is a location and corporate photographer. He has traveled all around the world with his photography, shooting for many clients. Ken also teaches a photography workshop! Today, Ken and Mike talk about his workshop at Speed Week, a group of automotive enthusiasts that come together at the bottom of a large, flat former […]
INSPIRATIONAL PHOTO OF THE DAY FEC Editor’s Notes: In conceptual portraiture there is a lot of planning involved. At one of her workshops, Lou Freeman discusses the importance of having everything planned out from building sets and wardrobe to lighting and hair and make-up. When all the planned components come together, you get a gorgeous […]
INSPIRATIONAL PHOTO OF THE DAY From the Photographer: Taken at 10,000′ in the mountains above Telluride, CO. Alta Lakes is a remote camping area tucked up against the Rockies. Once the sun tucked behind the tree line to the west, I set up my tripod and watched as the setting sun bathed the mountains in warm, […]
INSPIRATIONAL PHOTO OF THE DAY FEC Editor’s Notes: A lot of people say studio lighting is scary. But photographer Ian Spanier loves to emphasize how the sun is one light, therefore all you need is one light! This image is super successful using his one-light method. The combination of directional hard light and exaggerated shadows, […]
