Tutorials
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| Action Portraiture |
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Action portraits capture people when they are engaged in their environment. When subjects are doing what they love, their personalities tend to come out. Bill Kuykendall discusses vantage points as well as the five dimensions of good photography. |
| Creative Use of Flash |
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Expensive equipment is not always necessary to create well-lit photos. Bill Kuykendall discusses how to use available light to make great photos. |
| Environmental Portraiture |
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In environmental photography, people or groups of people are placed against a relevant background. Many newspapers and magazines use environmental photography in their publications. Bill Kuykendall discusses the five things to consider while creating environmental portraits. |
| Panning |
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Bill Kuykendall describes how he created the panning effect of a tournament rider against a crowd of people. |
| Taking a Closer Look |
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The Web provides infinite space for photo galleries. Even everyday things or interesting places in communities can lend themselves to interesting compositions. Bill Kuykendall talks about taking a closer look at ordinary objects. |
| Window Light Portrait |
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In this video, Bill Kuykendall discusses how to make great portraits with a simple north-facing window. Watch and learn as Bill photographs the staff of the Hampshire Review. |
