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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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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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5 Ideas for Great Indoor Macro Photography

5 Ideas for Great Indoor Macro Photography

After writing my last article on tips for beginner macro photographers, I was sitting inside all motivated to shoot some macro images and ready to put into practice some of the keys. But it was raining, and I felt very limited as to what I could actually shoot inside. Now if I was thinking like […]

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Wellness Benefits of Exploring with Your Camera

Wellness Benefits of Exploring with Your Camera

Photography has long been celebrated for its artistic value and ability to capture the essence of a moment. However, beyond the beautiful images, there’s a wealth of wellness benefits that come from exploring with your camera. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or a budding enthusiast, the journey of capturing the world through your lens can […]

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12 Steps to Sharper Photos

12 Steps to Sharper Photos

All of us want to reach the point of crystal clear pin sharp photos. Yet there always seems to be something that takes away the final step to perfect clarity and sharpness. How do we eliminate the factors that reduce the sharpness in our images? By applying these simple steps you will see an immediate […]

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Chiaroscuro: Creating Depth with Light and Shadow

Chiaroscuro: Creating Depth with Light and Shadow

Chiaroscuro is a term that hails from the Italian Renaissance, literally meaning “light-dark.” It refers to the strong contrast between light and dark areas in a composition, which can create a dramatic, three-dimensional effect. This technique, often associated with the works of artists like Caravaggio and Rembrandt, has found a powerful place in photography, where […]

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