Most people aren’t models and don’t know how to pose effectively, but “camera shyness” can be overcome. The key is to learn how to forget that you’re posing for the camera—even if you only forget for one second. That’s one of the marks of a good photographer: the ability to trick people into momentarily forgetting…
Read moreAbout: David Williams
Short Bio About The Author: I'm David Williams a professional commercial photographer focusing on corporate and business clients with some personal branding, lifestyle photography in the mix. My love for photography began in late 1981 while still in High School. I started making money with his camera in 1982. Brenda, my wife, and I started working together in photography in 1988 shortly after we met. Brenda and I married in 1989 and have two adult daughters. Please be sure to get a quote for services if needed. Call or Text: 919.723.8453. Please reach out to connect with me on LinkedIn.
Recent Posts by David Williams
Leading Lines in Photography – Study the Subject to Create Something Different
There’s an important aspect of photographic composition that advertising firms have known (and taken advantage of) for a long time: the concept of “leading lines.” When human beings look at visual images, their eyes tend to follow straight lines. Web sites are designed around this principle. Usability studies have found that a web viewer’s eye…
Read moreFeeling at Ease in Front of the Camera with your Professional Photographer
Concerned about being in the spotlight and having a personal session in front of the camera? Don't be! One of the key elements to getting optimal results from your professional portrait session is simply feeling comfortable in front of the camera. Your professional photographer will play a big role in this. It is essential that…
Read moreUsing Unique Angles to Create Perspective in Photography
Photography is an art—it’s all about looking for subtle things that you can do to show a scene in a way that forces the viewer to see it differently. One of the cool things you can do to add some creativity to your photography: experiment with unusual angles or camera placement. Composition is one place…
Read moreProfessional Corporate Headshots – Traditional Style or Be Creative And “Go Beyond The Headshot” (See Samples)
Today, the internet is not only a part of our personal lives, but it is also a big part of our professional lives as well. We use the web in a variety of ways to market ourselves, create new business opportunities, take on new ventures, and build professional relationships. With the internet and a large…
Read moreSocial Media and Photography: The Importance of Hashtags
If you are looking to grow your business by finding new leads on the internet, photography is a powerful resource that you should strongly consider incorporating into your strategy. The world is becoming more visual—and images significantly increase the chances of your content getting shared. One of the most important things that you can do…
Read moreWilson NC – Corporate Event Photographer, Headshots and Videographer Services – Photography & Video Production Services from Small Business to Fortune 500
Although I shoot a lot in the Raleigh area, my residence is only 35 miles from Wilson, NC. Therefore, doing photography for a corporate event, a team of 5 or more people for headshots, providing corporate video production services or shooting still professional photography images far a website is not an issue. My pricing for…
Read morePreparing For Your Professional Portrait Session
Preparing for your big portrait session is an exciting experience. But let's be honest, sometimes it may be a little nerve racking if you are not used to engaging in a professional photo shoot every day! Here are some tips that will help you better prepare for your photo shoot with a professional photographer. One…
Read morePhotography – Luck, Skill, Timing – Sometimes, It’s All Three
As a professional photographer, it's nice to have skill because much of my paid work is based on years of experience and obtaining skills over those years. However, in some shots, like the one to the right, luck and timing should be heavily factored in. My wife and I were walking around the marina while…
Read moreRecent Comments by David Williams
- October 16, 2016 on Canon 1DX Mark II In Low Light At 6400 ISO – Straight Out Of Camera
- February 15, 2016 on First Time DSLR Purchase – What Canon Model To Get For $900 Or Less?
- November 28, 2015 on Thumbtack For Photographers – It’s Frustrating! But It’s A Numbers Game!
- May 22, 2015 on Minolta Auto Meter IIIF – Using a Light Meter with Strobe Lights – Including Balancing Strobe with Daylight
- March 7, 2015 on Minolta Auto Meter IIIF – Using a Light Meter with Strobe Lights – Including Balancing Strobe with Daylight