The beauty of birthday portraits is that they offer a lot of room for experimentation: they can be fun, playful, glamorous, or even cinematic, depending on the client’s age, personality, and preferences. You can go for something simple, like a minimal studio setup with balloons and a small cake. You can also do something more elaborate, like an editorial photoshoot with dramatic lighting, fancy clothes, and props.
For photographers, fall is a chance to effortlessly create some of the most visually stunning images of the year. Nature’s palette is filling with deep reds, earthy browns, glowing oranges and yellows, creating the perfect backdrop for every kind of photoshoot, be it a cozy portrait or a dramatic landscape.
Stepping into the world of wedding photography is both exciting and overwhelming since you’re entrusted with capturing one of the most important days of someone’s life. Couples spend months, sometimes years, planning this milestone and gathering their loved ones together. The pressure is real.
From the first daguerreotypes to film photography, and then digital image sensors, photography has come a long way since 1822 when it was invented. Now, we are witnessing another technological breakthrough – artificial intelligence. It helps professionals optimize their workflow and makes image editing more accessible to people who have little to no experience.
We live in a world where you can feed a simple text prompt to a generator like Midjourney, DALL‑E, Stable Diffusion, or Adobe Firefly, and it’ll conjure up a rather realistic-looking image of a place, an event, and people that never existed. In fact, AI models are being constantly improved, and as a result, it’s getting more and more difficult to distinguish real from fake.
Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Photography
