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Capturing Landscape Photos with Character

Capturing Landscape Photos with Character

Landscape photography is a most rewarding pastime, but it can be far more challenging than some people imagine. It sounds so easy; visit a beautiful location, shoot a few snapshots, and come home with a work of art in your camera. After dealing with the public for over 20 years, I swear most people think […]

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Food Photography Tips and Techniques

Food Photography Tips and Techniques

The rise of minimalist cooking is changing the art of food photography. The following is a look at some of the techniques adopted by photographers to capture the simplicity and the spirit of this modern cuisine. Whether it is because of the recession or a genuine desire to downsize and simplify, minimalist cooking has become […]

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4 Basic Steps to Take a Star Photograph

4 Basic Steps to Take a Star Photograph

Knowing how to take a good picture of the stars is not as complicated as it may seem. Now, there are things that would obviously make it easier to take the pictures, for instance having a telephoto or zoom lens would be very beneficial. But in the following steps you will learn the basics for […]

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10 Photography Assignments to Stimulate Your Creativity

10 Photography Assignments to Stimulate Your Creativity

This article provides you with 10 photography self-assignments that you can use to get your own creative juices flowing. They’re designed to help you grow in skill as a well-rounded photographer while helping you build your portfolio at the same time. Many of these projects are best executed over a period of time, rather than in […]

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New: Flat Lay Photography Guide

New: Flat Lay Photography Guide

This new 280-page eBook is designed to cover everything needed for capturing professional flat lay photography. Techniques include balance, levitation, steam, fire, splashes, typography, and more. All you need is your camera, a tripod, and a kitchen table – no complicated lighting or equipment. It is currently 80% off today for the first 500 customers if […]

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Shallow Depth of Field for Portraits

Shallow Depth of Field for Portraits

We’ve all seen stunning portrait photos that have a blurred background while the subject of the photo is perfectly focused. When done correctly, these photos can be very dramatic. However, it might seem hard to accomplish, especially if you’re not familiar with the proper techniques. A faster prime lens (with greater aperture capabilities) will give […]

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How to do Infrared Photography

How to do Infrared Photography

Infrared, or IR, is a form of light wave that is not visible to the human eye. In the electromagnetic spectrum, IR waves are grouped between visible light and radio waves. Being invisible, how is infrared used in photography? It is indeed utilized, not only by photographers, but by scientists and technicians as well. Infrared […]

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Trick Photography and Special Effects Tutorials

Trick Photography and Special Effects Tutorials

If you want to learn some eye-catching photography tricks this weekend you may want to take a look at this resource. The 2nd edition includes 100 additional in-depth eBook pages (300 pages total) and 9 full hours of video tutorials. Its one of the most popular training guides for photographers and we were able to […]

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How to Photograph Silky Smooth Waterfalls

How to Photograph Silky Smooth Waterfalls

Waterfalls are great examples of how ruthless and overpowering nature can get. While some find the gorging sound surrounding waterfalls to be relaxing, the same can induce a sense of anxiety amongst the faint of hearts. As a photographer, you have the ability to take an image that represents the mood that you want to […]

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New: Camera Fundamentals Guided Resource Kit

New: Camera Fundamentals Guided Resource Kit

To learn photography in 2022, great teacher(s) can help – it’s the ‘s’ that matters. That is exactly why this new Resource Kit was created. A jam-packed kit of photography guides, cheat sheets and mini-lessons. Hand-picked from a wide range of teachers & sources. Suited to every type of learner. It is currently 96% off […]

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