Photographs of people are arguably the most universally compelling genre of photography. The human face is instantly recognizable and relatable. Strong portraits endure, stopping time, at that moment; forever. When I first started taking pictures, I was immediately drawn to photographing people on the streets of my native Montreal. It was a challenge and a …
As a corporate photographer, there’s one thing that gets me frustrated, probably more than anything else. Glasses. Nearly every headshot session I do, there’s always one person in the group who wears glasses that seem to be way more reflective than anyone else! But if you keep a few things in mind, you’ll be well …
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This week, Michael Novo talks with Jerry and Melissa Ghionis, a husband and wife photography team that splits their time between Los Angeles and Australia. The couple discuss how to work together, as well as how to get a head start as a new photographer. Melissa dives into her customer service philosophy, while Jerry talks …
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In this episode of the Out of Chicago Podcast, Michael Novo talks to Mark Serrano, a professional portrait photographer and expert retouching. Mark discusses going through the edit process with clients, from out of camera to the final product. He also discusses his workflow, which can sometimes last upwards of four hours per photo, dealing with …