In an ideal world, yourclient will invite you to photograph them in their beautiful 10000 square ft loft with polished floorboards, an abundance of daylight and gorgeous furniture . The reality is usually a tiny windowless office filled with grey filing cabinets and green walls.

Did you know that you can control how wide or narrow your speedlight flash will be? This is a very handy tool to use when shooting portraits.

Yes, you CAN create a gorgeous studio look using natural daylight. Find out how.

Colour casts are difficult to see with the naked eye, and often are not noticed until you view the image on a computer.

In this tutorial Gina shares a light blending technique she's developed for shooting portraits.

Harsh shadows on the face caused by lighting is a common mistake and it can ruin a photo.

Using a green screen makes photo composites quick and easy but there are a few important points to remember when setting them up and lighting them.

Shooting through windows creates a really nice effect. And you don't even need to go on location to achieve it.

In this tutorial, Gina shows you some quick tips to help you get the most out of high contrast lighting conditions.

In this tutorial, Gina will show you how to create a studio look portrait using daylight and a couple of old bath towels.