
Jake Hicks
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Jan 17, 2025 |
designyoutrust.com | Jake Hicks |Nickolas Muray |David Williams
1st Place Winner: “FlowerDance” by Bea BergThe Fine Art Photography Awards 2024 in the Amateur category feature stunning images that celebrate nature’s beauty, showcasing serene landscapes and dramatic wilderness scenes. These photographs blend artistic vision and technical skill to inspire awe, appreciation, and a call to protect our planet’s fragile ecosystems.
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Nov 13, 2024 |
diyphotography.net | Jake Hicks
If you’re looking for a tried-and-true lighting technique, then it doesn’t come much more stress-tested than this one. In fact, this is a lighting technique that I’ve been utilising in one form or another for over 25 years, and I learnt it way back in art college. The only difference between then and now is that this lighting was originally designed for still-life shots; now, I’ve scaled it up and use it on my portraits instead.
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Oct 10, 2024 |
diyphotography.net | Jake Hicks
We see new LED lights being released every week now, so how do we pick them apart? Even entry-level LED lights are good these days, and it can seem a little daunting to know where to start. So, when all LED lights seem to do the same thing at first glance, what makes an LED light stand out in today’s seemingly limitless sea of choice? Let me introduce the ZHIYUN Molus G300.
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Sep 26, 2024 |
diyphotography.net | Jake Hicks
I’ve made several Mylar-infused lighting setups over the years, and yes, I’m sure you think you’ve seen them all by now, but this one is different…. I promise!Your scepticism aside, I will capitalise on the fact that you’re still reading this and cover the basics first…. although I know you’ve probably already skipped down to the lighting diagram!I’m specifically referring to silver Mylar, a very thin sheet of highly reflective film, most commonly used in gardening.
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Sep 15, 2024 |
diyphotography.net | Jake Hicks
I hadn’t intended for this to be a full-blown article, as I thought the topic of double shadows was brief at best. As it turns out, there were a lot of questions about the double shadows present in some hard-light portraits, and if you’re not familiar with what I mean by that, I apologise in advance. I’m apologising as it’s one of those things you simply cannot unsee once you’ve seen it. And once you’ve seen it, I promise you’ll start seeing it everywhere.
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