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When you think of portrait photography using natural light, golden hour probably comes to mind first, and for good reason. It casts a beautiful, warm glow that flatters your subject and makes everything look stunning. But golden hour isn’t the only time worth shooting. Throughout the day, different types of light can still offer excellent opportunities for natural light portraits. Learn More

Long exposure is one of the most creative ways to approach portrait photography. It adds that dreamy, artistic layer that instantly pulls people in. It’s also a great tool for telling stories or bringing motion into a still frame—something regular portraits don’t always manage. Learn More

One of the biggest challenges in portrait editing is hair. It often requires more attention than beginners realise, from flyaway strands that disrupt the image to colour and shine that need adjusting. Many photographers end up spending far too long trying to get it just right. Learn More

Here’s how to take self-portraits that don’t make you want to delete them five seconds later.Let’s be honest: taking self portraits often feels awkward. You set up your camera, hit the timer, and suddenly forget how to be a person. It’s like your hands don’t know where to go, and every smile looks fake. Learn More

Evoto has become a recognizable name in post-processing due to its AI tools. They allow users to perform basic and advanced photo editing tasks faster and easier. Some users find this program's pricing daunting Learn More

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. Learn More

Graduation is a once-in-a-lifetime moment, and your senior pictures should reflect that. It’s more than just posing—it’s about capturing your personality, style, and confidence. The right outfit can make all the difference in how you feel in front of the camera. Learn More

When you think of a portrait, you probably jump straight to the person in the photo. But what’s behind them—the setting or backdrop—matters more than most people realize. It’s not just filler. It helps shape the entire vibe and story of the shot. Learn More

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). Learn More