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How to Choose the Right Lens for Landscape Photography

How to Choose the Right Lens for Landscape Photography

Focal length and perspective make a big difference in the outcome of your landscape photography, which means you should familiarize yourself with how they impact the images. This way, you can make an educated decision when selecting which lens you should be using. Luckily, in this quick, but informative, clip below, Steve Perry breaks it […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Laundry Day for Superboy

Interesting Photo of the Day: Laundry Day for Superboy

Everyone loves a good creative portrait and this one has managed to capture they eye (and hearts) of the Internet. By the looks of it, it must be laundry day for the young superhero: These Are Your Moments, a photographer based in Port Colborne, Ontario, captured this great image that creatively captures childhood. I have […]

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Building Futuristic Miniature Worlds with Photography

Building Futuristic Miniature Worlds with Photography

David LaChapelle and his crew are some of the industry’s best model builders, having built to scale models of buildings and landscapes for multiple blockbuster movies. When not building a model cityscape for a film set, LaChapelle dedicates his time to a project he calls LAND SCAPE. Part miniature photography, part landscape photography, the project […]

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Stepping Outside of Your Comfort Zone as a Photographer

Stepping Outside of Your Comfort Zone as a Photographer

New York-based photojournalist Amy Toensing is known for her amazing aptitude to tell people’s intimate stories through images. As a regular contributor to National Geographic, Toensing travels the world to meet people and experience their culture. In this video, she explains that as a photographer, you have to be able to humble yourself and step […]

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Exploring Miniature Photography With a LEGO Minifigure

Exploring Miniature Photography With a LEGO Minifigure

Armed with nothing but a LEGO minifigure and an iPhone, British photographer Andrew Whyte travels around Britain capturing some rather unique photographs. Whyte poses the little LEGO guy, who has a tiny plastic camera, in front of various real life scenes and takes his portrait. Watch a short interview with the photographer: The pair have […]

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Workflow Tips in Lightroom and Photoshop

Workflow Tips in Lightroom and Photoshop

Creating a tailored and efficient workflow may not seem very important to new photographers, but in all actuality, having an organized way of handling your image files is one of the most important things to have. This is especially true as you accumulate more and more files over the years and need to be able […]

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Solar Telescope Timelapse Captures the Sun in Amazing Detail

Solar Telescope Timelapse Captures the Sun in Amazing Detail

Göran Strand, a photographer who has been featured by NASA and National Geography and whose movie work has been used by the band Coldplay and the Discovery Channel, has been waiting an entire year to shoot a certain sunset: As he stood at the Swedish National Biathlon Arena in Östersund, Sweden, the sun passed directly […]

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Demystifying Your Camera’s Histogram

Demystifying Your Camera’s Histogram

You hear the word histogram tossed around all the time when reading about photography. For professional photographers, the term is a household word—and there’s a good reason for that. Knowing how to read and use the histogram on your camera will help you make the leap from auto to manual mode and still be able […]

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Focus Mask: A Preview of the New Photoshop CC Feature

Focus Mask: A Preview of the New Photoshop CC Feature

Adobe is starting to make announcements about new features that are being added to the forthcoming version of Photoshop CC, and there’s one feature that looks especially useful. Watch this short reveal video to learn more about this exciting feature and start dreaming about how much time this will save you now that you won’t […]

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8 Ways to Make Your Landscape Photography More Meaningful

8 Ways to Make Your Landscape Photography More Meaningful

We’ve all had those days…you head out to some glorious location in the wilderness, take perhaps hundreds of photographs, head home, and find a memory card full of mediocre shots. What happened? How can you improve your craft and create better pictures? In the following video, Robert Rodriguez Jr. shares insights into his successful decade-long […]

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