Stop Watermarking Your Photos
How do you watermark your images? Just don't do it! In this video we
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Choosing the Right Backdrop
Choosing the right backdrop can be tricky and there are a few things you
Great Video Editing Accessories
Video editing accessories are crucial for us to maximize our workflows and output. They
Top 5 Money Making Tips for Photographers
More money is always good, especially when you're a photographer. Photography can be a
V-Flat Review
Let's talk about the pros and cons of both a DIY v-flat and a professional v-flat from
Light and Motion CLx Review
Let there be LIGHT! Here is our review of the CLx10 from Light and Motion. We go over the
The High Note
The High Note, our serious of photos that shows vocalists at their loudest, was a really fun set to work on. Here at Spectacle we like to come up with projects ideas that we’ve never seen before. This project? This project we sort of stumbled across by
5 Ways to Avoid a Terrible Headshot
A business headshot is more important than you probably realize. It's what people see before they meet you. It's what they look at to gauge trust. It's a photo that's often the deciding factor between you and your competition. Yet, despite the importance of the business headshot, it's treated like
Captain Kid
About a month ago, Rich Johnson took his family to Disney, so naturally, they hit up the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. If you've ever been to a Disney park you know that every ride dumps you out in a gift shop, and if you've ever been on the Pirates ride you know that it has the best gift shop Disney has to offer. It's full of
You’re Not a Photographer If You Don’t Learn Photoshop
There's this belief going around that being a photographer doesn't go hand in hand with knowing how to correctly use photoshop. I see it stated in photo critiques and comments in online photography groups almost daily. A "photographer" will
Photographers Should Be Criticized
There's this perceived notion out there that just because someone claims to be a photographer, they are one. It's a touchy subject, especially within the photography community, because photography is an art form. But hey, just for now, lets
Photographers: The Digital Storage War
The biggest struggle our photography studio had this past year was figuring out a digital storage system that allowed us to actively work on, share, view, and archive our photos. Once you hit a certain storage point, buying invididual WD external drives just doesn't cut it. We got
Fitness Models: 5 Photoshoot Tips!
Image is everything when it comes to fitness, especially if you're trying to brand yourself as a professional within that industry. It's really important that you represent yourself with photos that show off your hard work, and get the point across that you mean business. Selfies in a gym mirror are
Rey Cosplay
I feel like there's a real shortage of quality female heroes these days throughout our entertainment media. They always seem to be flawed in one way or another by the system that produces them. They're either a distressed, incapable damsel, or an obnoxious, loud-and-proud feminist who
Photographers: The Customer ISN’T Always Right
If it's one thing that I've learned running a photography studio, it's that the customer isn't always right. The average person who needs photography done doesn't know anything about what makes a great photograph, but they