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Airplanes Look Like Epic Shooting Stars in This Enthralling Timelapse

Airplanes Look Like Epic Shooting Stars in This Enthralling Timelapse

A little while back we shared Milton Tan‘s tantilizing timelapse, The Air Traffic, a unique film that highlights the way airplanes move through the air. Tan has now released a sequel, The Air Traffic 2, for which he was granted access to restricted areas of one of the world’s busiest airports. Take a look at […]

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Colorful Timelapse Photography of the Northern Lights Seen in Alaska

Colorful Timelapse Photography of the Northern Lights Seen in Alaska

Alexis Coram’s first timelapse film captures the Northern Lights she saw on her trip to Alaska in February 2014. She described them as a representation of the light within her soul, which she captured using her Nikon D800 and Nikon D610 with a Nikon 14-18mm lens and a Sigma 15mm fisheye lens: While Coram’s camera […]

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Comparing Diffusion Filter Options for Portrait Photography

Comparing Diffusion Filter Options for Portrait Photography

You may think diffusion filters are a thing of the past, but pro photographer Jay P. Morgan thinks they are starting to make a great comeback. In the video below, he compares three different Tiffen diffusion filters and breaks down the pros and cons of each. Take a look and see if a diffusion filter […]

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Understanding Flash Sync Speeds

Understanding Flash Sync Speeds

Confused about flash sync speeds? Wondering why you can’t sync to your flash at high shutter speeds? If you answered yes, it turns out you are not alone. The video below walks us through sync speeds, showing us what it’s all about: Taylor starts his explanation with an old film camera, which he handily uses as […]

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Photography Composition Tip: Look For a Frame Within a Frame

Photography Composition Tip: Look For a Frame Within a Frame

There are many useful tips when it comes to composition. Some of the more common rules such as the rule of thirds and leading lines are easy choices, but there are also some lesser known composition tips you can utilize. Take a look at the video below to see how Bryan Peterson uses framing with […]

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Experience a Live View Optical Zoom of the Big Orion Nebula

Experience a Live View Optical Zoom of the Big Orion Nebula

At times, making a timelapse seems purely like a labor of love. The process can be so extended, involved, expensive, and the tiniest overlooked detail can wreak havoc on the entire project. Isidro Villó spent two years working on his timelapse project which, now completed, lasts for just under two minutes. That being said, they […]

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Lighting and Posing Techniques for Iconic Bridal Party Photos

Lighting and Posing Techniques for Iconic Bridal Party Photos

Using styles and techniques learned by studying the portraits in high fashion editorials like Vogue, wedding photographers Justin & Mary have been out there creating some pretty iconic bridal shoots. In the video below, you’re welcome to take a walk through the photo shoot to see how they’re doing it: To capture the iconic bridal […]

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How to Use Curves in Photoshop and Camera Raw

How to Use Curves in Photoshop and Camera Raw

Curves are one of the most powerful tools in Photoshop. The number of ways that you can use them is astounding. But, they can also be rather complicated to learn and, for that reason, many people avoid them altogether. If you’ve been curious about Curves, you may want to have a look at the following […]

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Insights From an Award-Winning Presidential Photographer

Insights From an Award-Winning Presidential Photographer

You may have heard of photographer Wally McNamee for his role as a presidential photographer during the John F. Kennedy era. McNamee earned his reputation as an outstanding photographer for his work covering the president’s term. His work earned him four White House Photographer of the Year awards and afforded him countless opportunities to photograph […]

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The Ultimate Landscape Photography Course

The Ultimate Landscape Photography Course

No matter what weather you encounter or camera equipment you own, this new in-depth course is designed to teach you everything you need to know to capture amazing landscape photographs whenever the opportunity arises. 36 videos, 9 case studies, RAW and layered files and more. We were able to arrange a 33% discount for our readers […]

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