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On this Adorama video, photographer Mark Wallace shows a very simple way of getting a dark background even when the one that you have is white. This video is really getting back to…
On this Adorama video, photographer Mark Wallace plays around with different grids for his lights and demonstrates how they change the look of your subject. Grids are a great way to focus the light….
On this Adorama video, photographer Mark Wallace takes a look at a very simple and basic technique for shooting cool indoor portraits with a twist by adding some front bokeh. All you are going to…
On this Adorama video, photographer Mark Wallace takes a look at what you do when you are forced to shoot in an extremely cramped space and how you can still make the most out of…
On this Adorama video, photographer Mark Wallace takes a look at a basic but important topic – controlling shadows. He explains what you need to know (and do) in order to tame those shadows in your…
On this Adorama video, photographer Mark Wallace takes a look at how your can spice up your images in Lightroom by using a technique called split toning. Split Toning allows you to add color tones…
On this Adorama video, photographer Mark Wallace takes a look at several basic concepts in lighting your subject including the size of your light, hard and soft light, the angle of your light and more….
On this Adorama video, photographer Mark Wallace takes a look at how he shot a dark background image in a brightly lit room and killed the ambient light from the image. On this video Wallace…
On this Adorma video photographer Gavin Hoey is joined by fellow photographer Mark Wallace and together they create a simple yet cool looking background effect using a DIY LED light stick. The…
On this 3 part Adorama video mini series, photographer Mark Wallace takes a look at some of the most basic aspects of photography – the exposure triangle and several related topics which should help…