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Drone Show Photography Tips

Drone Show Photography Tips

Evening drone shows have become a spectacular modern marvel, blending technology with creativity to paint the night sky with vibrant lights and synchronized movements. Capturing these breathtaking displays requires a blend of preparation, technical knowledge, and creativity. In this guide, we’ll explore the steps and techniques necessary to photograph an evening drone show, ensuring you […]

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Final Day for Help with Photo Sharpness

Final Day for Help with Photo Sharpness

This photo editor has received a lot of interest so just a quick note that today is your last chance to get the most recent version of Topaz Photo AI at $20 off. Final day: Topaz Photo AI at $20 Off Designed to help photographers maximize image quality faster and more accurately. “The results are mind-blowing. […]

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Fireworks Photos: Preparation and Planning

Fireworks Photos: Preparation and Planning

Everyone loves a great fireworks show and it seems that lots of people take pictures while they are at the show. Here is a question for you. How many great pictures of fireworks have you seen taken by any of your friends or relatives? I’ll bet your answer is not many. Now, have you ever […]

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How to Bracket Exposures in Photography

How to Bracket Exposures in Photography

Many of us have heard of bracketing and then discarded it as something too difficult or impractical. But this little technique can almost guarantee you the perfect exposure every time. Let’s take a look at a few simple steps to great images. In the old days of film photography, it was difficult to bracket if […]

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6 Reasons to Try Long Exposure Photography

6 Reasons to Try Long Exposure Photography

The purchase of a nine stop neutral density filter two years ago changed my approach to landscape photography. It allowed me to take photos using shutter speeds of one minute or longer and gave me a new way of photographing the sea (I live on the coast at the bottom of New Zealand’s North Island). […]

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Adapting to Weather and Time of Day as a Photographer

Adapting to Weather and Time of Day as a Photographer

Have you ever been in the position where your shutter finger is just itching to take some photos? You look outside and the weather is overcast and the sun is nowhere to be found. Take heart; you don’t always need the sun. Here’s why. I was always lead to believe that if there was no […]

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Documenting Daily Life: A Photography Exercise

Documenting Daily Life: A Photography Exercise

Photography isn’t just about capturing grand landscapes or special occasions; it’s also about finding beauty and meaning in everyday moments. Documenting your daily life can be an incredibly rewarding exercise, offering a unique glimpse into the small details that make up your routine. This exercise helps you to see the extraordinary in the ordinary, and […]

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Composition Photo Guides as Spring Comes to an End

Composition Photo Guides as Spring Comes to an End

The last day of Spring is upon us and so is the spring sale on these popular composition cheat sheets. Do you ever have trouble remembering all the elements that can be used to make great photography compositions? These cheat sheets are designed to help. Final day: The Composition Cheat Sheets Spring Sale Designed to […]

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Nikon Releases the Z6III with Partially Stacked CMOS Sensor

Nikon Releases the Z6III with Partially Stacked CMOS Sensor

MELVILLE, NY — Today Nikon announced the Z6III, a 24.5MP full-frame mirrorless camera that stands in a class of its own with an unmatched suite of powerful features that bring exceptional performance to both photographers and filmmakers. The Z6III is the world’s first camera with a partially-stacked CMOS sensor, delivering ultra-fast readout that unlocks blistering […]

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Types of Leading Lines in Photography Composition

Types of Leading Lines in Photography Composition

When it comes to photography composition, one of the most powerful tools at your disposal is leading lines. Like the invisible hand that guides a viewer’s eye through an image, leading lines are a subtle, yet highly effective, compositional element that can dramatically improve the visual impact of your photos. Also remember that a spring […]

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