Well, I’m on the road again, this time I’m in Asia. I’m having a great time, but I’ve got some major jet lag!

Thanks to all those who have been signing up for our Newsletter. We haven’t forgotten about you! All of you who sign up will get a free segment of the Ultimate Nightclub Photography Guide. I have to personally apologize because I didn’t plan on having to travel so much, which is preventing me from finishing up the guide, and the website. For those of you who sign up for out Newsletter, we will send you a note once we’re fully up and running!

In the meantime, our blog has been pretty active and there have been some educational comments/conversations going on among users. Feel free to get involved in the discussions! I will be placing a “Recent Comments” section in our blog so all of you will know about the latest discussions.

That’s all for now. I wanted to give all of you a quick update. I’ll be posting more tips soon!

I’ve been traveling for a few weeks around South America so I haven’t had a chance to sit down and write in the Nightclub Photography Online blog. Right now, I’m in Buenos Aires, Argentina and finally have some time to write.

A quick update on the Ultimate Nightclub Photography Guide for all of you who have been inquiring, it’s almost done! We want it to be perfect. Please bear with us. It will be ready soon!

So I finally got to take my camera out to a club in Buenos Aires the other night, and I have to say, it was awesome. The people in Argentina really know how to party! They stay up really late compared to people in America, too. Instead of writing about photography tips or techniques, I wanted to briefly write about the power that the camera can have even in foreign lands!

Taking great photos in nightclubs while people are partying is a great way to start up conversations. My Spanish isn’t as good as it used to be, but I didn’t need it.  When I handed people my business card, and they realized I was from the U.S., they loved it and felt obliged to show me a good time. The people started speaking English, tried to speak English, or found someone who did! In turn, I kept capturing the party moments. It’s amazing!

So, not only can you make money while you’re partying, but as a nightclub photographer, you have the power to cross cultures and “fit-in” even in foreign territory!

By the way, I highly recommended partying it up in Buenos Aires!

Welcome to Nightclub Photography Online! We recently uploaded our site to the net, but it’s still being completed. It will be done the first week of July. I wanted to write this first blog entry to describe what’s in store. James and I have spent considerable time developing the Ultimate Nightclub Photography Guide for those of you who want to get into professional nightclub photography or simply want to take some great nightclub photos. We’ve made sure that both beginners and seasoned photographers will get some valuable takeaways. We’ve poured a lot of our knowledge and experience into the guide and guarantee there is no other nightclub photography guide out there of this caliber.

Besides the guide, we’ll be offering free  tips and tricks through our nightclub photography blog and our free monthly nightclub photography tips newsletter. In the blog we’ll share everyday tips to improve your nightclub photography, we’ll discuss some of the events we’ve shot at, and provide other general tips and insights about the nightclub photography profession. Our monthly newsletter will provide more in-depth, detailed tips, so make sure to join our list to receive our free monthly tips.

Keep checking on site often to stay up-to-date.  We’re sure that the information we share with you will make you a better photographer and teach you how to have more fun while shooting or on the job. Keep shooting!