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Stunning fashion photos on a shoestring budget

How to do anything photographic on a shoestring budget, Episode 1

ArticlePortraits and People Techniques and How-Tos - by Sandy Ramirez, 15 days ago

Ahh the economy. It has driven many of us insane trying to figure out how to do more with less. Clients constantly approach us asking for miracles with shoestring budgets. A fine example is shooting anything fashion related. Editorial work these days pays almost nothing if you are lucky or nothing at all for the most part.

The best fashion compact digital cameras right now!

UPDATED FOR HOLIDAYS 2011

ArticleThe Best...Right Now Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, November 8, 2011

Do you need a camera that matches your wardrobe? Do you like to shoot in style...but still bring back stunning shots? Here are very capable cameras that also happen to be real lookers.

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reDefine with Tamara Lackey

ArticleAdorama TV Techniques and How-Tos - by Tamara Lackey, September 14, 2011

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In this week's reDefine, Tamara Lackey interviews celebrity fashion photographer Matthew Jordan Smith.

Fashion Sense: A Photographer's Guide to Fashion Week

Fashion photography tips from a pro that you can also use for shooting local fashion events and cutting-edge senior portraits

ArticleProfessional Imaging Techniques and How-Tos - by Theano Nikitas, September 12, 2011

It’s Fashion Week in New York City, and that means the city is teeming with models, fashionistas, socialites, editors, buyers, celebrities. And more photographers than the already photographer-saturated city sees on any given day.

Nahoko Spiess, Fashion Photographer

How this ELLE Japan designer reinvented herself as a fashion shooter

ArticleProfessional Imaging Techniques and How-Tos - by Mark Edward Harris, September 8, 2011

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Hong Kong is the latest location for Paris-based fashion photographer Nahoko Spiess to capture couture, this time on assignment for Marie Claire magazine. The globetrotting photographer began her career in fashion not as a lenswoman but as a designer in Tokyo for ELLE Japan.