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Welcome to this edition of Photography Masterclass Magazine Fitness photography is a very specific genre that focuses on capturing the strength, flexibility, and muscle tone of your subjects. They combine portraiture with a good understanding of lighting and making bodies look as attractive as possible. In this issue, we look at how to shoot fitness portraits in an urban environment, from gear and lighting through to posing. Also in this issue - in our inspiration section, we reveal 10 tips to elevate your photos! Lightroom or Photoshop? Discover why you should use both, in a great video tutorial. And in our expert guide section, we look at some of the most important photography facts to get to grips with to progress your photography! We bring you an in-depth interview with…

https://www.youtube.com/embed/uLZKUfxnjYY Do you want to create more powerful and impactful photos? In this video I share some of the tips I have found helpful over the years. About the Author: I am passionate about landscape photography and the great outdoors. Follow my adventures taking beautiful landscapes in the UK and US on my website, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube & Facebook. My aim is to inspire with Landscape photography tips and techniques.…

Photographic Speciality/Style: First and foremost, I’m a live music photographer. I’m passionate about rock music, and so photographing bands during a concert means that I get to enjoy two of my interests at the same time! Live music photography is technically demanding – it’s fast moving, so you need a fast shutter speed, but it’s usually done in dark venues, which really pushes the low-light capabilities of your camera. I enjoy the challenge of trying to capture images that work technically, but which also manage to convey the excitement and emotion of a live music event. Short Bio: I’ve been photographing musicians since I was a teenager in the early 1980s. Back then I lived in Manchester, UK, and the city was fast becoming an epicentre for thrilling new music,…

https://www.youtube.com/embed/m0at34pSIt0 As technology continues to progress, working on the go as a photographer has never been easier. Gear continues to become smaller and lighter. The tools become more versatile. Everything you'll need can be packed into a single convenient travel backpack. Nowadays, there's hardly an excuse to not take great photos anywhere you go. In this video, I'll be walking through the best camera accessories for photographers on the go. About the Author: SLR Lounge is a photography community dedicated to providing photography tutorials, Lightroom Tutorials, Photoshop Tutorials, photography news and more! As long as it is photography related, we will discuss it! Follow on our website, Facebook, YouTube or Twitter.…

By: Jason Storer Shot Details: Apple iPhone 5s at 4mm, ƒ/2.2, 1/302s, ISO 32 Instagram By: Rolando Year Shot Details: Canon EOS R6 at 400mm, ƒ/5.6, 1/250s, ISO 1000 Instagram By: Israel Gonźlez Instagram By: Andrew McCarthy Twitter By: Eliza Bullock Shot Details: Apple iPhone 6s at 4mm, ƒ/2.2, 1/15s, ISO 320 Website By: Laura Shot Details: Nikon D3100 at 300mm, ƒ/5.6, 1/1250s, ISO 400 Website By: Sasha Alperin Instagram By: Monika Pró Shot Details: Apple iPhone 7 Plus at 4mm, ƒ/1.8, 1/17s, ISO 100 Instagram By: David Charouz Shot Details: Nikon D750 at 200mm, ƒ/4, 1/250s, ISO 200 Instagram By: Shirley Cohen Website…

What are the most important photography facts to get to grips with when you first pick up a camera? Having a great ‘eye’ for an image is half the battle, but there are some things that it’s very useful to know straight off the bat. In this article, I’m going to look at some of the important facts to know before you start out in photography, once you’ve mastered the basics of the exposure triangle. Let’s get started! SHOOT RAW There’s a time and a place for Jpegs – for instance if you need to send something over WiFi directly after shooting it. But for the best quality, you want to be shooting RAW. RAW files are essentially uncompressed, unprocessed data files as captured by your camera’s sensor. They’re the…

Fitness photography is a very specific genre that focuses on capturing the strength, flexibility, and muscle tone of your subjects. Fitness models have worked hard to achieve defined bodies so it’s up to us as photographers to show these off in your images. In this article I’m going to look at how to shoot fitness portraits in an urban environment, from gear and lighting through to posing. Let’s get started! EQUIPMENT AND CAMERA SETTINGS You can use any camera and lens combination, but you’ll ideally want a 50mm and 85mm (or zoom lens that covers these focal lengths) for the best portrait options. You’ll also need a flashgun and the ability to shoot with it off-camera. The easiest way to do this is with a remote or app. A stand…

By: Claudia Raben By: Aprille Campbell Shot Details: Canon EOS Rebel T3i at 100mm, ƒ/9, 1/200s, ISO 200 Website | Facebook By: Claudia Raben By: Claudia Raben By: Claudia Raben By: Claudia Raben By: Kjell Varoy Ljostad Shot Details: Sony α7R III at 164mm, ƒ/11, 1/60s, ISO 100 Instagram | Instagram By: Joe Ring Shot Details: Sony α7 III at 18mm, ƒ/10, 60s, ISO 400 Website | Instagram Website | Instagram By: Joe Ring Shot Details: Sony α7 III at 18mm, ƒ/10, 60s, ISO 400 Website | Instagram By: Paul Curd Shot Details: Canon EOS 90D at 50mm, ƒ/11, 20s, ISO 100…

Do you sometimes feel as though your photos have less impact than you imagined? After shooting for many years or just starting out, we can sometimes wonder why some photos grab the attention of a viewer more so than others? What can we do to make our images more interesting and attention grabbing? Well, this article will explore just that. No matter whether you have been shooting for 10 years or 1 month, all of these tips will help you to elevate your photography and feel more confident in your work. Let’s dive in! 1. STRONG ELEMENTS By adding strong elements to your photos you will help the viewer's eye move around your photos. These elements can be a variety of things including light, leading lines, clouds, buildings, or even…

https://www.youtube.com/embed/B4mwhjbQKCk Watch this video for fitness photography tips in an urban setting using flash and natural light! About the Author: SLR Lounge is a photography community dedicated to providing photography tutorials, Lightroom Tutorials, Photoshop Tutorials, photography news and more! As long as it is photography related, we will discuss it! Follow on our website, Facebook, YouTube or Twitter.…

What are your hobbies? Personally, I probably have too many hobbies for my own good. I’m into reading, writing, jogging, baking, cooking, swimming, and playing with my kids, and I also spend time practicing foreign languages and poorly playing the guitar. I often think that I could retire right now and easily fill the rest of my years just pursuing my various interests. And I haven’t even mentioned my two main hobbies - travel and photography - because they are so integral to my life that they tend to complement and go together with my other interests. At some point, an activity stops being something you do, and it becomes part of who you are, and I suppose that travel and photography have reached that point for me. It’s a…