During the latter part of 2015, I have been fortunate to participate in a myriad of interesting educational opportunities. Today, I wanted to share the latest episodes of the reDefine show I’ve recorded in that time period.
Most recently, I taped a few episodes that deal with photography topics we all struggle with from time to time. The first – when to change lenses to in a portrait shoot to best flatter your subject – is a question I get asked a lot. The second – focus and depth of field during a family photo shoot – is a great refresher for any photographer.
Then, I was able to sit down and chat with New York City photographer and director of WPPI, Jason Groupp. We talked about wedding photography and his competitive “shoot-off” with fellow photographer Zack Arias. We finished with a clip of one of Jason’s 25 Kick Ass Lighting Scenarios.
My next episode focused on speaking with Vanessa Joy, a wedding photographer from New Jersey. We talked about how she found her own photography style, mostly from hands-on experience rather than her photography degree. We also talked about the trials and tribulations that can come from the business side of photography, and the physicality of it all.
Finally, a few months ago, I was able to utilize the Pro Photo B2 as a flash fill during a commercial shoot. This episode shared some behind-the-scenes footage and a helpful lighting schema.
Feel free to check out the videos below, or by visiting the reDefine Show page. And stay tuned for more interesting guests and topics on the reDefine Show in 2016.
As always, huge thanks to Adorama.com! You check out this and other fantastic content by talented Adorama TV hosts Joe McNally, Mark Wallace, Richard Harrington, Bryan Peterson and Gavin Hoey by heading over to AdoramaTV.com.
Photograph by Vanessa Joy
Photograph by Vanessa Joy
Photograph by Vanessa Joy
Photograph by Jason Groupp
Photograph by Jason Groupp
Photograph by Jason Groupp
Photograph by Tamara Lackey
Photograph by Tamara Lackey
