Steve Roe

Working with seniors is one of those rare treats in portrait photography where a story within your image can write itself. The lines in your subjects’ faces, their outfit, and the wisdom that lies in their eyes all help create a narrative, and as a photographer, it is your job to capture that and bring it to life.

Do you know the secret to getting professional-looking results in a studio? Some might think it’s having the latest camera with all the bells and whistles, paired with the best quality lenses. But here’s the thing: you can invest all your money there and still fall short (yep, unfortunately).

One of the most exciting yet undeniably challenging aspects of being a photographer is the quest for a new lens. The sheer variety of lenses available, from diverse brands and focal lengths to varying levels of quality, leaves photographers spoiled for choice.

What is the best editing software for portrait photography? With so many options available, it can be challenging to decide which one is right for you.

Night portrait photography lets you explore a whole new range of moods and styles that simply aren’t achievable during daylight. It also allows you to capture cinematic aesthetics and atmospheres you won’t typically find in a studio environment.

Post-processing in fashion photography is a distinct skillset, separate from fashion photo-taking. It's an essential part of the process, allowing you to refine and polish your photos to achieve the professional standard expected for commercial, magazine, and lookbook shots. Over the years, photographers have used various software programs to complete tasks such as skin retouching, body shape adjustments, and blemish removal. Fashion photographers even develop a signature visual style through their edits, rather than solely through the camera.