June 30, 2022
New York City street photographer, Gerard Exupery discusses the “birthing process” behind the creation of his newest self-published book, “Women Hold Up Half the Sky.”.
Blackmagic Video Assist 3.7 Update! This update adds support for Blackmagic RAW recording from Fujifilm X-H2s cameras to the Video Assist 5” and 7” 12G HDR models as well as support for adjusting white balance on Panasonic GH5S and BGH1 cameras. Downlo…
June 28, 2022
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June 24, 2022
DaVinci Resolve 18 Beta 5 Update! Adds compatibility with the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2, AI image stabilisation, improves trim editor on the cut page, provides better audio playback of nested timelines and more! Download now from http:/…
June 23, 2022
Introducing Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2! A next generation 6K digital film camera with adjustable screen, larger NP-F570 battery for longer shooting, optional viewfinder, generation 5 color science and more! Available now for US$1,995. http:/…
Boutique Film Lab’s Ryan Tolbert joins TWiP to share his passion for film and how he has built a thriving business around developing and printing, the old-fashioned way!
June 22, 2022
Teranex 7.1.5 Update. This update fixes an occasional issue with Teranex AV connecting to Windows over USB. Download now from www.blackmagicdesign.com/support
June 21, 2022
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June 17, 2022
Мы продолжаем набор в летние школы Академии Яндекса и на стажировку. И то и другое — для начинающих специалистов, которые хотят попробовать себя в Яндексе. Требования к кандидатам схожи, и чт…
June 16, 2022
At WPPI this year I ran into Vanessa Joy, my first time meeting her in person. We chatted about the classes and workshops she was doing at the conference, and the friend I was with suggested that I get her on the show again. I had such a great time when Vanessa was on the show the first time, talking about how to Elevate Your Wedding Photography, that when she agreed to do it I jumped at the chance.
As I was thinking about this show, I knew that I wanted to do something different than the first one. She is a world renowned wedding photographer, and a Canon Explorer of Light, so there had to be a way I could approach this show uniquely. That’s when it hit me…
Every show we take one image and explore and dissect the multiple aspects required to make the image. From the planning and pre-visualization, to exposure, lighting, post production, posing and more. What if we reversed that process? What if we picked just one of those aspects and examined it through multiple working scenarios, using multiple image examples per scenario?
Vanessa Joy is an expert in posing, so I knew what the main topic would be. She has a free Posing Inspiration Guide, and a Speed Posing Course at speedposing.com. The hard part was trying to find a way to approach posing on multiple levels. What I settled on was four photo shoot scenarios: Solo, Couples, Standard Groups, and Random Groups – let me explain…
Solo Subjects would be anytime you have just one person in front of the camera; Couples would be when you have two subjects in front of the camera, whether they are actual couples or not; Standard Groups – OK I wasn’t sure what to call it, but basically think of this as when you have a group of people on almost the same focal plane – like when you say “everyone get together”; and the last one is how I think of a band portrait, or a commercial type shoot – that’s a Random Group, as in randomly placing subjects not only left to right, but forward and backwards on the Z axis. Obviously, we could go into every possible scenario you might encounter, but even then someone would say something crazy “I need the groom in a tree and the bride in a boat”. There is just no way to cover every scenario, so we are going to do these four, with 3 different image examples per category.
Since Vanessa is a wedding photographer, we are using mostly wedding type images here, but you can of course apply the concepts we discuss to any genre. And let me just add, when I say she is a world renowned wedding photographer, that there are only five Canon Explorers of Light in the field of Wedding Photography – just five, and Vanessa is one of them.
Vanessa Joy photographs weddings from Austin and Dallas, TX, to New Jersey, New York City, and Manhattan, and of course is sought after for destination weddings. Her style is photojournalistic, and has led to multiple awards. Her work has been seen in The Knot, RangeFinder, Grace Ormonde, Brides, and more.
As an educator, she has 11 classes on CreativeLive, and you can even buy her preset packs. And yes, she’s an author, with her book “The Off-Camera Flash Handbook: 32 Scenarios for Creating Beautiful Light and Stunning Photographs” available now, and she has 3 new digital books: The Business Of Wedding Photography, Building & Marketing Your Wedding Business, and The Art Of Wedding Photography.
Vanessa Joy is at the top of the wedding photography game, and I am so glad to have her on the show once again.
Please join Canon Explorer of Light Vanessa Joy and me as we take a deep dive into Posing Tips, on this episode of Behind the Shot.
Connect with Vanessa
Website: vanessajoy.com
Website for Photographers: breatheyourpassion.com
Blog: vanessajoyphotographyblog.com
Twitter: @vanessa__joy
Instagram: @vanessajoy
Facebook: @VJoyPhoto
YouTube: @vanessajoy
Vanessa’s Videos Mentioned During the Show
Budget Photography Gear Shootout Featuring Miguel Quiles: YouTube
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June 15, 2022
Women in Media Executive Director Tema Staig discusses the strides she and her company are making to help Hollywood become more inclusive.
June 13, 2022
Lake District Full Photo Edit in Photoshop In this tutorial, I’m going to take you through a full workflow using Raya Pro. I recently visited the lake district with my wife and kids, this is a place we love coming to and one with an abundance of…
June 10, 2022
The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) has named truck driver Tony Barton, from Blountville, Tennessee, a Highway Angel for using his truck to block and protect a vehicle and driver that had crashed during a late-afternoon crash. Tony drives for FTC …
June 9, 2022
DaVinci Resolve 18 Beta 4 Update! Adds Resolve FX surface tracker to Fusion page, export of TTML subtitles directly from the edit page, as well as ability to add clips with automatically matched track formats in Fairlight and more! Download now http://…
Fusion Studio 18 Beta 4 Update! Adds support for French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese and Thai as well as H.265 renders from savers on Mac OS, improves refresh when changing stroke softness for Fusion paint and more. Download now http://bmd.link/7P3Eet
June 8, 2022
Just two guys talking about video editing tools, VR, 360 video and the future.
June 7, 2022
Компания «Яндекс» выражает искренние соболезнования родным и близким Владимира Габриеляна и Сергея Мерзлякова, а также всей команде VK.Владимир и Сергей были нашими коллегами и партнёрами. Они много лет создава…
June 6, 2022
New Cloud Store 1.0.2 update! This update fixes an occasional bug where Dropbox folders may not be listed when creating a new sync, as well as improving stability when moving large files to Cloud Store Mini and more. Download now from http://bmd.link/J…
The Truckload Carriers Association awarded FTC Transportation’s Director of Safety & Driver Administration Emory Mills as the recipient of its 2022 TCA Safety Professional of the Year — Clare C. Casey Award. The announcement was made this week during T…
June 4, 2022
Award-winning photographer and compositing artist Shannon Squires discusses her non-traditional approach to creating award-winning portraits.
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June 3, 2022
As writer Stuart I. Frolick notes in his Spotlight profile of Julio Estrada in the June 2022 issue: “The notion of ‘getting away from it all’ has lost much of its luster since the start of the pandemic—especially for photographers for whom travel represents the lifeblood of their personal passions and professional practices.” The image […]
June 2, 2022
George Schaub is a photographer’s photographer, and that may be the best compliment I can give anyone.
George has a been a professional photographer since 1966, when he was the House photographer for promotion, brochures, and events at International House, NYC – and he’s been a writer for almost as long. From the 1970s through the 2000s his career took off, with articles published in Studio Photography magazine, followed by articles and illustrations in the New York Times Sunday Arts and Leisure section, Video Photography, Lens Magazine, Lens on Campus, Photographer’s Forum, Camera Arts, Photo District News, and a monthly column in Darkroom Photography magazine. George was a regular contributor to Travel Holiday magazine and he had photo and technology related articles in consumer magazines such as Popular Mechanics, Travel & Leisure, Men’s Journal, and American Photographer. After covering the L.A. olympics, George was hired as an Assistant Editor at popular Photography magazine, and later became a writer and copy editor, before eventually becoming the Executive Editor.
With all of that experience, George has also been heavily involved on the education side of photography, through his writing, and his workshops through a number of educational outlets, including the famed Santa Fe Photo Workshops. He was an Adjunct Professor at New School University/Parsons School of Design, teaching courses that included a General Intro lecture course, a Masters Class in Black and White Printing, Digital Camera intro; Advanced Photo Techniques; Digital Photo Processing, and Digital Printing. He has also been an Adjunct Professor at Sitka University for online critiques and assignments.
His body of work is extensive, and after a number of photo and illustration books, some of which have been self-published, George’s latest book is In Public, which covers his street photography from 1970 through 2020.
Join author, educator, and photographer George Schaub and me as we explore his approach to Street Photography, his new book In Public, and his photo Illusion Realite, on this episode of Behind the Shot.
Connect with George
Portfolio: gschaub.zenfolio.com
Instagram: @gschaubphoto
Facebook: facebook.com
EBay: ebay.com
George’s Book
In Public: blurb.com
George’s Photographer Pick
W. Eugene Smith: magnumphotos.com
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