While there are a ton of awesome backdrops for sale out there, they can often be pricey for budding photographers. But there’s no reason for your pocket book to dictate your creativity level. Get the look you want in your photos for less by using things around the office as a backdrop instead…
We decided back in January to update our studio with a fresh coast of paint. We wanted to make the studio look more open and less industrial so we can instantly wow clients with our awesome studio before we wow them with our awesome skills…
In real estate and home decorating, pros consistently recommend adding mirrors to your walls to open up the space and make it feel bigger. Perfectly placed mirrors catch sunlight from windows or rays from lamps and reflect them to fill your room with warmth…
We’ve been shooting advertisement photography for a series of ad layouts for our wall covering client, Colour & Design…
With the extra hour of daylight and the beautiful sunny weather, it makes for some great natural light photography…
One of the tricky things about food photography is of course the lighting, but along with that goes the presentation of the food by the stylist…
So, now you’ve seen the final product photography results of the plastic pool (from our last blog “Shooting a Swimming Pool“). Here’s a couple of shots of how it was achieved…
On the surface, the brief sounded simple enough: shoot wine bottles standing on a patio table beside an outdoor pool on a sunny summer day…
The other day we built a small set in our studio to shoot some wall coverings for one of our clients – Colour & Design – a commercial wall covering producer…
Willard Boyle and George Smith have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics for 2009. What could that possibly have to do with a photography studio?