In the next installment of the “Broncolor: The Light” video series, our friends Amber Gray and Julian Bernstein test the broncolor Scoro A4S against the Profoto Pro-8 Air in the video we like to call “Bron VS Profoto,” the Shoot-Out. Here’s the set: 1 pack and 2 heads from each brand, main is a silver [...]

True to its name, the broncolor Para is a highly efficient parabolic reflector. It can be used as a single light source or a complete lighting system. In the “Para FB” video segment by Amber Gray and Julian Bernstein, 5 sizes are featured : the Para 170 FB, Para 220 FB, Para 220 Soft FB, [...]

While he was in NYC for our Shoot NYC event three weeks ago (where he presented), our friend, LA-based photographer and filmmaker August Bradley, did a portrait series of the Occupy Wall Street protesters that has been featured in the Washington Post and the New York Times: Lens blog. If you aren’t familiar with what’s [...]

Shoot-NYC, the annual professional forum held by industry leaders broncolor and Hasselblad is back, with exciting new photographic forums and live shooting sets that incorporate the latest photographic technology. By attending Shoot-NYC, you will learn from top industry professionals. Educational seminars will cover topics that range from reproduction, fashion and commercial photography, to the ever-changing [...]

The broncolor Senso powerpack is every photographer’s dream: it is a lightweight system that is super adjustable and, true to its name, sensible. The next video from the broncolor: The Light video series featuring Amber Gray and Julian Bernstein is entitled “Senso” and is an as straight-forward-as-you-can-get review of the broncolor Senso power pack. The [...]

Photographer and director Amber Gray, and cinematographer and lighting designer Julian Bernstein are featured in a new series of lighting videos on the Bron Video Group on Vimeo.  broncolor: The Light videos are designed to help photographers define their toolbox.  Each light shaper has a specific light characteristic; this series will explain the light quality produced by [...]

Ryan Enn Hughes is a motion picture director and photographer based in Toronto, and has made a big splash in the photo and video industries when he began shooting what he likes to call “interdisciplinary,” media.  His curiosity of motion arts was spurred from the partnership of both video and photo interests, connecting still photos [...]

Do you have what it takes to be the next up-and-coming photographer? Do you want to show off your talents and win cool prizes? The “Take Your Best Shot” photo competition, presented by Rangefinder and WPPI and sponsored by B&H and California Sunbounce, is here.  The prizes include winning a Cailfornia Sunbounce Sun-Swatter, a digital [...]

A native of Westcliffe, Colorado, Gregor Halenda got his shot at photography stardom at age 12 when he took pictures of rodeo bull riders that hit his local paper’s front page. Although he only earned 25 bucks and local recognition, Halenda turned his budding career into a yearning for something bigger. Eventually, he landed in [...]

We recently caught up with Greg Miller, a professional photographer based in Atlanta, and interviewed him on how he began his career, the pros and cons of the photo industry and a project that Miller is working on with Mitsubishi Electric. From when he was a kid, Miller enjoyed photography. His first camera, a Winner [...]