With the new technologies available, photographing rooms is much easier… you only need to know how. I remember the old days, using a special lens to correct the perspective and different techniques and lights to transform the image of the room into an image representative of what the designer envisioned. I was hired to photograph […]
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When you have a long career like in my case, it is possible to find that the photos we take as artists during life, are a mirror to see ourselves in the future, (aka) today. I’m still far from looking old like the man in the photo, but the man behind the camera (me) has […]
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Recently one of my prospective clients mention that they have bad experiences with previous photographers who interrupted or distracted the audience. This is what I think about the way an event photographer should work: “Event photography implies an ability to document an event in an unobtrusive way. This means using ambient light when possible and […]
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Working outdoors is rewarding when the weather is perfect. not very sunny, not cold, not hot, not windy, not lot of people around, not lots of clouds changing the light on my subject or on the background. Outdoor portraiture is great when everything is perfect. For large groups of people, my advice is doing green […]
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Slide show of two days conference in San Antonio with Fundación Carolina, Lideres Hispanos and the King of Spain. Photos by Eddie Arrossi https://vimeo.com/user12623295
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You may have heard people saying, “The left (or right) side of my face is my best side”. Using the right light to sculpt your face can take a headshot from good to great. A great photographer would focus on how to light your face best to bring out your best features, through a facial […]
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Your wedding day is almost here and many things seem stressful – suddenly a piece of jewelry is missing, you forgot invite someone or guests who do not speak to each other have somehow been seated next to each other. You definitely need something to reduce the stress at the wedding and the reception. What? […]
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Photo booths or fun stations are a big thing at weddings, parties and corporate events. While posed photos are great and sometimes necessary, photo fun stations offer matchless fun, and help you and your guests create candid photos. Photo fun stations allow even the shyest people to experiment with props and funny shots. Here are […]
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Headshots Corporate or professional headshots are pictures of you, typically taken from the chest or mid torso up while keeping the focus on the face. While the most popular headshot backgrounds are solid white and gray, you can also use a location as a backdrop. There is no right or wrong background for headshots. White […]
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In photography, the golden hour is a period shortly after sunrise or before sunset during which daylight is redder and softer than when the Sun is higher in the sky. Actually, night photos of buildings needs to be captured before is completely dark. That’s the perfect time when there is still daylight and the lights […]
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