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Three Rules From Gary Cole Quality – If you want to play in the big leagues, you must set very high standards for your photography. The digital age has made it relatively simple to be a reasonably competent photographer. After […]

After being in the business since the early 80’s, first in the fashion business and then being hired as a photographer, I have seen more than a few style changes come and go. While browsing online, I saw this Pantone […]

It was one of just 25 models created in 1923 as a prototype for the groundbreaking Leica A, which was the first commercially successful compact camera to use 35mm film. Branded the “null-serie”, or 0-Series, only 12 are known to […]

Packing and protecting your equipment (Camera and Lenses) Packing and readying your camera equipment for travel seems to be a science of its own. I have seen plenty of methods in past 30 years, some good, some not so good. […]

By: Byron Newman   Rather, do you want to know how to avoid ruining a good photograph? DO NOT over-pose your model. There is nothing more cringe-worthy than a good photo, well lit, nice location, good concept, and in the […]

Always being prepared isn’t just for Boy Scouts I like to believe that today’s photography is more than just pressing the shutter button. Pretty much like in the old days when you went into the darkroom yourself and developed your […]

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Note: As Shoot The Centerfold team and models travel to Namibia, Africa, in search of perfect pictures and memorable moments to be shared, we regret we cannot take all of our Shoot The Centerfold family with us on our once […]

My trip to Miami is almost over. I will miss the daily trip to Jarmo’s “office” on Lincoln Rd. I even came to know some of the waitstaff and fellow patrons that are regulars in Jarmo’s everyday office life. […]