The Slanted Lens - Page 52 of 55 - Lessons and Tips for Photographers & Filmmakers

Explosive Cook

September 18, 2011 By Morgan 2 Comments

This was one of the very first shots I did after art school. The set was turned on its side so she could hang from the door way.

Using A Crane: A Lighting Lesson

September 12, 2011 By Morgan 5 Comments

I have been working on a pilot pitch reel for a company here in Los Angeles. It’s about a man who has a near death experience and ends up in a morgue. I used a Kessler crane with an ikan monitor to get some of the more dramatic shots of the piece.

Child Safety

September 9, 2011 By Morgan Leave a Comment

I had a large roll of bubble wrap and felt compelled to use it.

Cutting Practice Time

August 27, 2011 By Morgan 1 Comment

I had that same red piano book when I took lessons. The fact that I did not enjoy piano should not come as a surprise..

Photographing a Bottle: A Lighting Lesson

August 24, 2011 By Morgan 2 Comments

This video is part three in a three part series about soft boxes. In this video we use soft boxes to light the Rocket Fizz Bottle.

Funny Foto of the Week: Bird Poop False Alarm.

August 20, 2011 By Morgan 1 Comment

I got kicked out of Six Flags Magic Mountain for taking a photo of the roller coaster with my 4X5 view camera. I was young and naive. Now I’m old and more sneaky.

Funny Foto of the Week: Bowling Anger!

August 12, 2011 By Morgan 1 Comment

I built this bathroom set at the studio and it was up for way to long. I did a lot of shots on it. Bathroom humor the lowest common denominator.

Softboxes Applied: A lighting Lesson

August 10, 2011 By Morgan 1 Comment

This Video is part two in a three part series about softboxes. It’s showing how to create a simple three light set up to shoot a model. Part two shows how to apply the science of part one to a real life situation.