Photo courtesy of Smoke Effect Halloween will be here before we know it. And if you have little ghosts and goblins to photograph, now is the time to brush up on your Halloween photography skills. A question we often get is what props should be used for Halloween photography. In today’s guide,...

In our first feature in this series, we discussed how to get started in smoke bomb photography. This article builds on that by discussing a few essential smoke bomb photography ideas to get you started. Using smoke as a prop in your images - like the smoke bombs from Peacock Smoke, which you can...

Photo courtesy of Smoke Effect I know Halloween is a ways off yet (I'm writing this at the end of July), but as the old saying goes, prior preparation prevents poor performance. So, let's start preparing now so our Halloween photos are scary good! The question is, what can you do to...

Smoke bomb photography is a niche that offers loads of creative potential. After all, with smoke bombs, you can bring shapes, colors, and contrast to the scene. There’s something about the abstract nature of smoke that lends itself to creating gorgeous, eye-catching photos as well. But taking...

One of the most visually interesting photography accessories you can use is a smoke bomb. Think about it - it's something that brings color and textures to your images. It can be used as a backdrop or as a prop. You can use smoke to draw the viewer's eye to the subject or use it to obscure part...