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How to Avoid 7 Common Mistakes in Food Photography

How to Avoid 7 Common Mistakes in Food Photography

Food photography is a popular genre of photography that has been growing in popularity over the past few years. With the rise of social media and food bloggers, there is a need for high-quality food photography. In this youtube video, photographer Skyler Burt discusses the seven common mistakes that newbies make in food photography and […]

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Photographing Wildlife: The Eyes Have It

Photographing Wildlife: The Eyes Have It

For beginners, wildlife photography can be one of the toughest fields to master. Along with all the challenges of everyday photography, you also have to work with subjects that have no interest in cooperating. For an experienced photographer, there are so many things they’d love to pass on to beginners to help them get started. […]

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Using Natural Light For Great Wildlife Photography

Using Natural Light For Great Wildlife Photography

Wildlife photography combines a range of skills, both creative and technical. Many people struggle with one aspect in particular; knowing the best light for capturing their wildlife photos. To take a top-class wildlife photograph, you need to know your animal: where to find it, how to approach it without scaring it away, and how to […]

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Programmed Auto: A Helpful Overlooked Exposure Mode

Programmed Auto: A Helpful Overlooked Exposure Mode

In order to be a truly creative photographer, you need to take your camera out of the automatic exposure modes and put it into either Programmed Auto, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, or Manual mode. These four modes give you total control over the camera settings that make up exposure: aperture, shutter priority, and ISO. Out […]

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The 10 Golden Rules of Wildlife Photography

The 10 Golden Rules of Wildlife Photography

Generally speaking, people give close attention to good quality work. A good craftsman is appreciated; his skill, creativity and professionalism exude quality. Photographing wildlife is no different; the successful photographer must give attention to every aspect of his craft and treat it professionally. The following golden rules provide a strong foundation: A good Wildlife Photographer: […]

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How to Highlight Texture in Photos: Best Lighting and Times

How to Highlight Texture in Photos: Best Lighting and Times

As a photographer, one of your most compelling tools is the ability to harness light to reveal the intricate textures within your subjects. Whether you’re capturing the delicate veins of a leaf, the worn grains of a wooden table, or the rugged roughness of a rocky landscape, the right lighting can make these textures pop, […]

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Viewpoint and Angles in Photography

Viewpoint and Angles in Photography

The point and shoot generation creates a problem when attempting to shoot great images. If you tend to point and shoot without much thought, you are already at a disadvantage when trying to take a great photo. Finding the nearest viewpoint and pushing the shutter button will hardly ever result in a great image. The […]

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Long Exposure & Slow Shutter Speed Tricks for Cityscapes

Long Exposure & Slow Shutter Speed Tricks for Cityscapes

Photography is all about capturing moments and creating memories. Whether you are a seasoned photographer or just starting out, experimenting with different techniques can add a new dimension to your work and make your photos stand out. In this video, photographer Tim Northey takes us on a journey through the streets of Tokyo, one of […]

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Tips for Taking Portrait Photos of a Friend

Tips for Taking Portrait Photos of a Friend

Perhaps you can no longer count on your two hands the number of times you have been asked to take a friend or relative’s portrait…gratis. Maybe you are visiting someone for a few days and it comes up that your sister or cousin or friend needs a head shot for professional purposes…or just to use […]

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Bird Photography Tricks in Your Own Backyard

Bird Photography Tricks in Your Own Backyard

Birds are a tricky photographic subject. They’re small, fast, skittish, and elusive. But capturing a photo of one up close is well worth the time and effort. You may not feel this way if you sit around waiting hours on end for birds to show up to no avail. There are many techniques you can […]

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