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Backlit Silhouette Portraits: Photography Activity

Backlit Silhouette Portraits: Photography Activity

This is a portrait of a person or thing, taken with bright back light, causing the subject to be rendered as a dark shape. You’ll need: A source of bright light (open window, bright sun behind a person outdoors, etc.). The sunset with water behind it is a great setting for this kind of shot. […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Jupiter’s Auroras

Interesting Photo of the Day: Jupiter’s Auroras

With giant storms, powerful winds, auroras, and extreme temperature and pressure conditions, Jupiter has a lot going on. Now, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured new images of the planet. Webb’s Jupiter observations will give scientists even more clues to Jupiter’s inner life. “We hadn’t really expected it to be this good, to be […]

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Golden Hour Photography Tips

Golden Hour Photography Tips

Of all 24 hours in a day, only two mean anything to photographers: the hour after sunrise, and the hour before sunset. That’s when the sun does its magic, casting a heavenly golden glow over the world, making mountains shine and lakes sparkle beautifully, hence the name. Photographers crave this light—it’s ideal for weddings, portraits […]

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New: Portrait Photography Guided Resource Kit

New: Portrait Photography Guided Resource Kit

In portrait photography news, this recently released 23-piece resource kit contains a publisher’s best material on portrait photography. A jam-packed kit of photography guides, cheat sheets and mini-lessons. Beautifully hand-picked from a wide range of teachers & sources. Suited to EVERY type of learner. It is currently 95% off today if you want to check […]

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Sunrise Photography Tips for Beginners

Sunrise Photography Tips for Beginners

Newbies in the world of photography always prioritize taking snapshots of sunsets. But photographing sunrises is just as rewarding. No album is complete without this glorious scene of the morning. Capturing the rising sun on photograph is fairly easy because it happens every single day. However, in terms of coming up with a masterpiece, it’s […]

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Photography Tips for Mist, Fog, Condensation, and Hail

Photography Tips for Mist, Fog, Condensation, and Hail

Soon we will be considering photography tips on waves, waterscapes, waterfalls, reflections, abstracts, splash ‘n spray, foam, bubbles, and puddles as remedies for the photo doldrums. But, water can provide even more photo ops! Regularly check your local weather forecasts and keep a notebook of the special places you find in your neighborhood that provide […]

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Noiseless AI Photo Tool Coming to Luminar Neo

Noiseless AI Photo Tool Coming to Luminar Neo

In photo editing news, a new AI-based pro level tool that helps reduce the noise level on an image is coming to Luminar Neo. The Skylum Team is committed to make Luminar Neo a one-stop platform in your editing process. Learn more: Noiseless AI in Luminar Neo But they also want to expand the functionality […]

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Using Natural Light in Landscape Photography

Using Natural Light in Landscape Photography

Along with composition, the quality of light is perhaps the most important factor affecting the success of a landscape photograph. Whilst composition can be completely controlled, good quality light on the other hand cannot. We can however control the direction of the light and therefore use the optimum angle of light to enhance the appearance […]

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New! Epic Landscape Photo Editing Course

New! Epic Landscape Photo Editing Course

In photo editing news, this newly released 5.5-hour video course shows you how to transform your landscape photos into mesmerizing works of art. It is currently 67% off today for the first 500 customers if you want to check it out. Launch sale found here: Epic Landscape Editing at 67% Off Pro landscape photographer Zach Doehler […]

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Finding Your Photographic Style

Finding Your Photographic Style

Many photographers, especially when they’re first starting out, are advised to find their own personal photographic style. And even after you’ve been shooting for many years, it’s one of the things you wonder about. Do you have a personal photographic style? If you do – can you define it? After decades of shooting I began […]

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