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Valuable tips, tricks and techniques for every step of the photographic process.

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  • How To: Use A Window For An Environmental Portrait

    People and places in one frame

    As far back as the Renaissance, portraitists have made endless use of windows: to bathe a subject in the flatteringly soft light that falls through a north-facing casement, or frame a portrait within the picture’s frame.On a psychological level, a window allows you to contrast what’s happening inside and outside. Such contrasts can draw you into the inner life of your subject by pointing out disparities or similarities between the two worlds.

  • Tips From a Pro: Shoot Better Mountain Bike Photos

    Pro Sterling Lorence tells us how to go into the woods with a camera and come out with great photos

    To many people in the mountain biking industry, Sterling Lorence is known simply as "Sterl." He's been a fixture in the scene for years and his photos have appeared just about everywhere. In fact, he currently has the cover of Bike Magazine's Photo Annual. I met up with Sterl at the holy land of mountain biking, Whistler mountain, where he was shredding trails with a backpack full of photo gear. He agreed to share some of his wisdom when it comes to capturing mountain bikers in their native habitat.