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Tips on Capturing Architectural Photography

Tips on Capturing Architectural Photography

Photography is enjoyable and can be lucrative. There are a number of specialized fields within the industry, one of which is architectural photography. As a specialized field, architectural photography has a small but competitive group of photographers all competing to get ahead, and photographers need to be focused. Architectural photography requires skill, the determination to […]

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How to Create a Blurry Background

How to Create a Blurry Background

You can create a blurry background in your portrait photography with a very simple process. When you are photographing people, a soft focus background can help rid your photo of any potential distractions. This effect is called a shallow depth of field. With a shallow depth of field, just the face or person is in […]

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New: Topaz Mask AI for Easy Photo Editing Selections

New: Topaz Mask AI for Easy Photo Editing Selections

During photo editing, creating complex selections by hand and perfecting them almost always takes way longer than expected. Meet Topaz Mask AI. Mask AI allows you to create tricky masks (such as hair or tree branches) in record time with their new machine learning technology and trimap technique. It is currently 30% off for the […]

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Fashion Photography, Some History

Fashion Photography, Some History

Magazines such as Allure, Vogue, and Vanity Fair are known to display some of the best fashion photography that you’ll ever come across. Fashion photography is a way of showcasing models wearing the trends in clothes, jewelry, sunglasses, hairstyles, necklaces, shoes, and other items. The first known record of fashion photography was the portfolio of […]

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New: Luminar 4 Photo Editor

New: Luminar 4 Photo Editor

Currently available to pre-order at a discount, Luminar 4 is designed to elevate photo editing to new heights. Revolutionary tools and AI technologies open breathtaking potential for your creativity. The pre-order sale (with a bonus) is ending soon if you want to check it out. Found here: Luminar 4 Photo Editor Pre-Order Sale With a […]

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Controlling Color, Exposure, and Blurriness in Photography

Controlling Color, Exposure, and Blurriness in Photography

On your next trip, wouldn’t you like your digital photos to look just like the scenes did with your eyes? The good news is they can! There are several things you can do to improve your vacation photos. Even with today’s auto-everything cameras, you must still control the camera to get perfect photos. Most problems […]

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New: Color Photography Advanced Guide

New: Color Photography Advanced Guide

Have you taken the time to really learn and understand how color affects the viewers of your photographs? This new eBook is designed give you all the steps to graduate onto vibrant, pro-level color photography. We were able to negotiate a 73% discount for our readers today if you want to check it out. Learn […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Baby Lion Walks Proud

Interesting Photo of the Day: Baby Lion Walks Proud

A good part of wildlife photography has to do with being in the right place at the right time. Whether it’s from an educated hypothesis or random luck, photographer, David Lazar, sure has timing on his side. Though Lazar is based in Australia, the photographer takes yearly trips to various parts of the world to photograph […]

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Camera Settings and the Function Wheel

Camera Settings and the Function Wheel

Camera manufacturers continue to invent new ways to make photography easier for us. One of these ways is to have a wheel of preset functions to dial in when we encounter varied photographic situations. For most people, they either don’t fully understand what the wheel symbols mean or they simply misunderstand what they mean. Let’s […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Sunset Spectrum

Interesting Photo of the Day: Sunset Spectrum

Stacking multiple exposures is common in landscape photography, but for this particular image there were more than just a few frames. Photographer Matt Molloy creates these images using what he calls a time stack technique to make works of art that look more like impressionist paintings than photos: Time stacking, typically used to make star trail […]

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