I’ve looked around for photography shot by Nike photographer and I have admit, some of their work is truly amazing! I have compile a small gallery to show you all – it’s worth a look!

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All images are the sole property of Nike. I take no credit, nor do I claim any ownership of these photographs.

I’ve been asked a few times by different people on the subject of how I store my images and what hardware I use to keep everything safe – well, below is a quick article of what I do, and how I do it.

What you have to keep in mind is this – the solutions I have setup at home works perfectly for my needs, and only my needs. This article is here to hopefully spark an idea to help you build your own solution to meet your own needs.

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Stuck for ideas on how to pose your model? Well, here’s small PDF with ideas for your next shoot.

Here are some samples from the 18 page PDF

You can download the 18 page PDF here

A lot of portrait photographers have been there, and some are still stuck there – the Nightmare Portrait Session. I’ll try to give you some simple ideas and tips on how the make your next portrait session a little more comfortable, and much more productive.

1.  Plan ahead with your model.
It is a good idea to meet with your model prior to the portrait session.  This meeting gives you the opportunity to get to know them a little bit, which will help you later when you’re trying to capture an image that represents who they are.  It is also a good idea to discuss what they are looking for.  You can get an idea of what style of portrait they are interested in, as well as finding out what shots they want.  (e.g. Mum and daughters, just the kids, generation shots, etc.) Additionally, you can make suggestions about how they can best prepare for their session.

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Here are a few simple tips for DIY sexy photography, or tips that can be used as a small aid to beginner photographers.

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The market is heavily saturated with compact cameras (point and click) which do the job perfectly for what they are built for but when you need pictures that have that something extra special, you may need to look at investing in what they call a DSLR (Digital Single-Lens Reflex Camera) BUT steady on there tiger! Don’t jump straight in and spend a small fortune on a camera you’ll barely be able to use.

If you want to start to learn photography, and I mean really learn photography, I would strongly suggest you start at the very bottom and work up, start with a standard SLR.

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