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Editorial Photographer | Douglas Barnes Photography

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I am an experienced Editorial Photographer with a strong track record of working with magazines, newspapers, and agencies. I am flexible and always up for a challenge whether it's a quick assignment or an intensive multi-day project. I work quickly but always deliver high-quality results. Our rates are affordable for any size budget, and our experts are ready to help you with your commercial photography needs! Contact us today at (801)-599-6457 or email  doug@nowpicturethis.com .

A step-by-step guide to setting up an Editorial Photo Shoot

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Editorial photography is an exciting and imaginative subgenre that seeks to convey a narrative through photographs. If you are an editorial photographer hoping to plan a successful photo shoot, you need to know the fundamentals that will enable you to realize your vision. While allowing for creative exploration, remaining true to your concept and idea is critical. With careful planning and a committed team, your editorial photoshoot will create incredible photographs that engage and inspire you. Essential Aspects for an Editorial Photo Shoot   Create a Concept - To create a concept for your editorial photo session, start by defining and brainstorming possible ideas. Establish the topic, feel, and point you want your pictures to make; the entire shoot will be built on top of this.   Design a Narrative - You must create an immersive storyline or plot for your photo shoot after you have your topic in mind. Select the crucial scenes or moments you wish to include to tell your story t

Editorial Photographer | Douglas Barnes Photography

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An  Editorial Photographer captures compelling images for magazines and online platforms, focusing on storytelling through visuals. They excel in composition, lighting, and timing to create engaging images that enhance articles and evoke emotions. Their work brings stories to life and enhances the reader's experience. Our rates are affordable for any size budget, and our experts are ready to help you with your commercial photography needs! Contact us today at (801)-599-6457 or email  doug@nowpicturethis.com . Other links - Commercial Photographer Portfolio

Commercial Photographers Salt Lake City Utah | Douglas Barnes Photography

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Commercial Photographers In Salt Lake City, Utah offer professional photography services for businesses in the area. They specialize in various genres, such as product, fashion, food, and architectural photography, delivering high-quality images that enhance brand identity. With expertise in composition, lighting, and technical aspects, they create visually compelling photos that engage the target audience. These commercial photographers work closely with clients, understanding their needs and delivering exceptional results. Their services help businesses in Salt Lake City showcase their products and services effectively, standing out in the market. Our rates are affordable for any size budget, and our experts are ready to help you with your commercial photography needs! Contact us today at (801)-599-6457 or email  doug@nowpicturethis.com .

HOW TO LOOK GREAT IN HEADSHOTS, PORTRAITS, AND PROFILE PHOTOS. TIPS FROM A COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER

As a Salt Lake City-based commercial photographer, I’m often asked by my executive portrait and headshot subjects the same questions; “What should I wear?”, “Should I get a haircut before my portrait?”, “How about makeup or getting a tan?”, “Should I go casual?”  Whether it’s going to be taken in an office, studio, or industrial construction site, here are a few tips for getting the most from your portrait. Some are obvious and some are not. What to Wear -Solids are always great. Patterns and thin stripes? Not so much as they don’t usually look good and sometimes cause issues on computer screens. There is a thing called the moirĂ© effect when thin strips close together create a secondary rippling pattern. Houndstooth and herringbone are especially bad for this. -Dark colors are more flattering for all skin tones. Mid-tones are okay too if they contrast with darker tones. Avoid white shirts/blouses unless they’re under a jacket. Are your photos going to be converted to black and white? I

What is Editorial Photography? How is it different from Commercial Photography?

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Editorial photography is the art of capturing images that convey a story. In contrast, people use commercial photography to sell a brand or a product. Photography has many different categories that may cross over one another, so there are chances for a photograph to be both commercial and editorial. In this blog, you'll understand what editorial and commercial photography means and how they differ. Meaning of Editorial Photography You cannot use editorial photographs for advertising without a property release or/and model release. In addition, if you shoot an image shot for editorial purposes, it contains recognizable branding or copyrighted logos restricted to editorial use only. Meaning of Commercial Photography Commercial or advertising photography helps promote and market services or products. Therefore, commercial photographs usually need more setup compared to editorial pictures. Difference Between Editorial and Commercial Photography One of the most important d

Professional Industrial Photographer | Douglas Barnes Photography

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Now Picture This! Offers Professional Industrial Photographer . We specialize in leveling the playing field for small business owners, who can’t afford the high expenses of professional images that their larger competitors do. Our cost-effective approach gives you access to quality, real-world photos that represent your product or service in a unique way. Our rates are affordable for any size budget, and our experts are ready to help you with your commercial photography needs! Contact us today at (801)-599-6457 or email  doug@nowpicturethis.com .