Mastering Flash

Have you ever heard of a bownes projector...well if you have not this is going to change your life! A bowens mount projector or optical snoot, attaches to the front of your LED video light or strobe...whether you looking for interchanable Gobos or light direction, a snoot is where the creativity is

The split light technique is probably one of the greatest techniques in the movie industry...however when it comes to photography, its often over looked. A lot of photographers actually capture amazing shots, but unintentionally using this technique, it really is a great technique to master and del

Well, is LED lights better than flash...the answer isn't that simple, so here's some pros and cons for you to make the easiest decision. Pros: • Controlled light, it is SO easy to see your final shot, after all with LED lights, what you see is what you get. Even when you gel them, you see that co

After years of perfecting the art of rain photos, and listen to other photographers say how its done, we soon realised that not a single person I know has the ability to properly teach and demonstrate how to capture good rain photos. And yes, there are some OBVIOUS tips, that not a SINGLE person kn

Let's hear where you biggest struggle is with flash? Although we have numerous tips and tricks coming up we would love to hear from you. Perhaps its during the day, maybe wedding receptions, poorly lit rooms, off camera, on camera, softboxes, modifiers? Drop a comment below and we can start a new

Wedding receptions can be scary to say the least, with the battle of DJ lights, dark lit rooms, poor lighting, ambience and just a whole bunch of terror. As a firm believer that says use natural light when its good...thats a mere 10% of the time, meaning only 10% of your shots are perfect, the othe