How I got the shot

In the video Simple Pet Portraits | BUFF Basics, the creator works with a local animal organization to photograph dogs in a simple, clean, and effective setup.

Great lighting doesn’t have to be complicated. In this setup, the combination of a foldable stripbox with grid and the Paul C. Buff LINK 800Ws flash unit delivered a clean

Get inspiration from other top photographers and learn about their setups and process. Take a look behind the scenes.

Get inspiration from other top photographers and learn about their setups and process. Take a look behind the scenes.

Our friend, director, and photographer Logen Christopher, owner of Stormlight Pictures in Nashville, used our new multi-purpose Link800 unit to shoot video and stills. With a trampoline and colored balls, it was a real party on the set.

In this photoshoot, we will be talking about slow shutter speed in portrait photography and playing with light. Our model for today is Allee-Sutton Hethcoat.

Portrait photography isn’t just about capturing a face — it’s about atmosphere, emotion, and character.

How to Capture Stunning Dance Photos with Action Mode: Here’s How I Got the Shot

For this photoshoot, I’m using two Paul C. Buff Link 800 flash heads. The main light is my favorite 86" PLM Silver Umbrella with a front diffuser, creating beautifully soft, wrapping light around both models. The second strobe serves as a subtle fill light to balance the overall exposure.

I am a member of the NPC jury – Newborn Photographer Community and have the opportunity to vow images of photographers from around the world.