Welcome to this product photography articles page, where you can access learning that builds on the essential core knowledge and teachings of the course. Everything here is geared to helping you continue to improve as a photographer, to help you achieve your goal of shooting great product images.
‘Thinking’ is 80% of what we achieve. With this sobering statistic I wanted to help you to ‘think’ more like a Pro so let’s just check in with our minds for a while.
We all love learning! We just sometimes think we don’t…My favourite way of learning is Face to Face workshops. I love real human interaction…
Ever wondered what the big or small diffusers in studios are called and why they are used?
This simple but effective tutorial for shooting a glossy business card.
I often test-shoot for a client. This is an opportunity for me to learn about a clients products.
Preparation and care before we shoot reduces the chance of mistakes.
I can teach great product photography skills, but I am not ignoring photoshop!
The Angle of Dangle is basically about light and where it comes from
Do you know how to shoot a great looking, quality image?
We must understand exactly what we want from a product shot.
I am asking you to learn more about ‘WHY’ you are taking the photograph.
This Article digs into the set ups for my post of ‘Visual language in Practice’.
What should we be aware of to make us better communicators and improve our visual language skills
Communication of an image is controlled by us through the world of Visual Language.
Technology is moving quickly and now there is more lighting choice than ever for the discerning photographer
It’s too easy to get over complicated when lighting. Here’s how not to.
Keeping things like lighting simple will help your photography improve.
Not everyone has a nice big studio to shoot in. Use what you have well!
Let’s deal with a small shooting space and limited lighting.
Here are my thoughts on kit required if setting up a studio!
Trust fulfils a big role in helping us choose where and how we interact online.
‘TO YOUR SUCCESS’ PHIL SILLS
