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Ideas On Matching Model’s Style with Lighting

September 24, 2018

Another great episode of "OnSet" by Adorama TV with Daniel Norton shows how subtle stylistic details might improve the overall composition of the photograph. Daniel states "when you want to work with a certain concept, sometimes it is fun to incorporate style from that concept." In this episode Daniel, influenced by...

Shooting Indoors OR Outdoors? WE ASKED 4 PRO PHOTOGRAPHERS

September 21, 2018

“If you want to be a better photographer, stand in front of more interesting stuff" Jim Richardson Do you usually shoot indoors or outdoors? What are the pros of one over another? We Ask 4 Photographers about their professional opinion! The full interview is available of YOUTUBE. For your convenience, here is the transcript...

How To Shoot In Midday Harsh Sun with David Bergman.

August 11, 2018

Shooting outside, in midday, when the sun is right above you is arguably the worst setting a photographer can find herself in. Firstly you get harsh shadows everywhere. Second, those harsh shadows appear in the most undesirable places - like right under model's eyebrows, creating distinct shadows on eyes -...

Motion Blur Portraits with Daniel Norton | Adorama TV

June 2, 2018

Another great episode of "OnSet" by Adorama TV with Daniel Norton reveals how to use a shutter speed creatively. Combining slower shutter speeds and movement, Daniel and his gorgeous model Stephanie show you how to get creative with some simple window light and adds a bit of flash to refine...

Stained Glass Effect With Gels by Daniel Norton | Adorama TV

May 31, 2018

Photographer Daniel Norton is one of the most prolific photographers in New York. He is especially known for his ongoing collaboration project with AdoramaTV called "OnSet". In one of latest episodes, Daniel discusses the making of a colorful portrait of Larena using a mixture of gels to light the white wall...

How to use fill flash & daylight With Daniel Norton

December 30, 2017

Our studios are notorious for its perfect natural light condition. This pearl allures many photographers who like to work with no strobes, as it is perceived to be more difficult to master. Yet, sometimes the sun is to harsh on shadows and you want that second light to help out...