2013 Archive | Photography Schoolhouse

Does your week have a Hump Day or a Jump Day?

We hear it all the time. "Well at least it's Hump Day". The week's almost over. Thank gawd. I've been hearing this for decades and it went in one ear and out the other until one day a thought struck me. Instead of Wednesday being "Hump Day", why don't I change the sentiment behind that.…

Op-EdDecember 29, 2013Kerry AllanNo comments Permalink

PSH Webinar – 52 Creative Projects to pump up your Photography

52 Creative Photography Projects As photographers we can get stale. We do the same photography all the time. We use the same tried and true lighting over and over. We photograph the same things, the same people, and the same locations. No wonder we can burn out and lose our edge. We at Photography Schoolhouse…

WebinarsDecember 19, 2013Kerry Allan2 comments Permalink

Webinar – Creative Studio Lighting for 2014

Many photographers choose to shoot outdoors. This is a great way to achieve realistic images that people love, and save on studio overhead. However, at the professional level there are still strong reasons to shoot in the studio. Weather is often a problem to running an efficient and profitable studio. But there's more to it…

WebinarsNovember 27, 2013Kerry AllanNo comments Permalink

Gold Members – Here’s a great new promotion for your Photo Studio and the Holidays

Here's a great promotion for our Photography Schoolhouse Gold Members. - A holiday promotion designed to bring new clients in the door, and give back to the community at the same time. Our Holiday marketing kit is available to our Gold Members Only for their exclusive use and is available as a download so you…

Photography Marketing KitsNovember 11, 2013Kerry AllanNo comments Permalink

Proper Composition in a Digital World

Those of us that shot medium format film cameras were used to composing our shots for traditional print sizes i.e. 4×5, 5×7, 8×10, 11×14, 16×20, 20×24 etc etc. Mamiya and Bronica supported what they called the “Ideal Format” cameras which were typically 6×4.5cm or 6x7cm. Hasselblad was always 6×6 cm, but also had a 6×4.5cm…

Op-EdNovember 9, 2013Kerry AllanNo comments Permalink

Color Management for Digital Photographers

Feature Photographer Kerry Allan will review the world of Color Management for Digital photographers. From camera settings, to Photoshop and Printers, Kerry will review the process of maximizing the quality of your images and getting your output to match your monitor. For years digital photographers have struggled to get their prints to match their monitors,…

WebinarsNovember 2, 2013Kerry AllanNo comments Permalink

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