Photo Tips

Have you ever come across a location where you KNOW there is a photo opportunity? How about making it a spooky opportunity. Learn what Bryan has to say about  about taking a unique opportunity and adding some spooky hands to it.

  Take a look at at what Photography Magic Wizard Greg Robinson has in store for us today with this Halloween Tip. For tips, tricks and more check out his Photography Magic Course Photography Magic  Photography Magic II

Do you love those images you see with the background or foreground blurred and out of focus? One single image can have numerous options for focus. Check out what Bryan has to teach you about getting to know your lens and using selective focus.

Bryan is at it again. This time in Seattle. He discusses how he freezes his subject jumping over the city skyline in Seattle. Look at how he changes his setting to 1/1000s to get a perfect action shot of her jumping over the city!

Enjoy 3 Photoshop tips that you can use on how to make your photos even better! Learn how to make your photos more colorful & vibrant as well as how to remove unwanted objects in your photo and how to boost the overall color of a photo! To learn more and get more...

Here Bryan shows us how to use a very colorful train in Holland as his Background. While the train is in motion he gets the effect of a brush stroke as his background. The trains vibrant colors really bring this image to life.

WOW look at this lighting technique. Bryan uses this unusual location and a great back lit flash to illuminate his subject. Just look at the difference between these two photos.

Many times photographers make the simple mistake of not paying attention to their background. Bryan shows us how easy it is to capture a distraction in the background of a photo. Look at the photo below and see the distraction aka the other lighthouse. Which of these...

Bryan shows us how to take a very unlikely photography spot and create a great portrait shot with a wonderful background. Just look at this photo. In the video we show you this portrait in two different settings. Which do you like more?