Learn how to recreate your favourite TV and film looks.

Learn how to use Photoshop's Background Eraser tool to swap out grey skies or replace beige walls in your portrait shoots.

Yes, you can have sunshine on a cloudy day.

In this tutorial, Gina is working in a tiny space with low ceilings on a publicity shoot for an Australian radio and television personality. She shares her key hacks for lighting small spaces. In reality, photographers rarely work in ideal situations with plenty of room, so knowing how to work with what you've got is crucial.

You need enough gear so that you can achieve the shots you want, but you don't want to be dragging along everything but the kitchen sink.

Hot, humid and harsh. Learn how to work in difficult conditions.

One-size-fits-all filters don't always cut it. Learn how to create your own black and white film look.

Learn the Photoshop technique Gina uses for all her cover shoots, advertising and editorial retouching.

Capturing a great headshot is much more than nailing your lighting and exposure.

Hard midday sun can be brutal on portraits. It’s high contrast and very bright so not only do you have hard shadows on the face to contend with, but it can also be very difficult for models with light coloured eyes, who struggle to keep their eyes open!