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Better Black & White Photography Guide at 76% Off

Better Black & White Photography Guide at 76% Off

Have you ever quickly converted your shots to black & white, hoping to make them “Better”? And the result was bland to say the least? This is a very common occurrence. Knowing how to convert color to B&W with a working understanding of tone and contrast in post-processing is a very different story. This popular in-depth guide […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Magnificent Sky

Interesting Photo of the Day: Magnificent Sky

It’s a common habit among photographers to always make a point to carry a camera around for those “just in case” moments. Many great photographs were captured this way and the image below is no exception. The photographer, based in the Netherlands, took the shot just as the sun was receding into the plane to […]

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Landscape and Nature Photography Tips

Landscape and Nature Photography Tips

You have found the perfect location and the view in front of you is breathtaking, you take some photos and then get them developed. What you have taken fails to live up it the view you remember, everything is a bit lifeless! Does this sound familiar? If it does then here are some basic tips […]

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The Ultimate Photography Bundle

The Ultimate Photography Bundle

For anyone interested, the Super Photography Bundle is back for a flash sale, but only until tomorrow. It includes 12 eCourses, 6 eBooks, templates & presets at 97% off but only until it ends at midnight EST on July 16. Ending soon here: The Photography Super Bundle Using Your Camera Photography Start: Ultimate Training Guide […]

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Outdoor Fountain Photography Tips

Outdoor Fountain Photography Tips

Have you ever seen a water feature that looked so amazing you just had to get a picture of it? Maybe it was at a park, in your local downtown area, or on vacation somewhere. Whatever the case, sometimes you just have to get a shot. But capturing an image of something like a fountain […]

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5 Typical Uses of Neutral Density Filters

5 Typical Uses of Neutral Density Filters

Neutral density or ND filters have the sole purpose of cutting down the amount of light as a whole. A perfect neutral density filter would transmit all wavelengths of light equally, so there would be no color change. Though not actually perfect, it can be used equally well in both color photography or black and […]

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Tips For Better Waterfall Photos

Tips For Better Waterfall Photos

Waterfall photography is a favourite subject for many a nature photographer. In fact, a good waterfall can be a magnet for almost anyone with a camera. Like any subject in nature photography, waterfall photos also come with their own set of challenges. A beginner can be disappointed with their results time and time again, simply […]

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Photography Tips for Water Reflections, Abstracts, Splashes, Puddles, and More

Photography Tips for Water Reflections, Abstracts, Splashes, Puddles, and More

If you believe that waves, waterscapes, and waterfalls pretty well use up all the opportunities that water provides for picture-taking, think again. Here are seven more photography tips with water—remedies for the photo doldrums! 1. Reflections For a mirror reflection on water, the surface must be still and can’t have sunlight shining directly on it. […]

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The Landscape Photography Recipe Cards at 64% Off

The Landscape Photography Recipe Cards at 64% Off

Struggling to consistently create eye-catching landscape images? Professional landscape photographer Brent Mail just marked down his Landscape Photography Recipe Cards, with proven short-cut secrets on how to capture stunning landscape images in tough situations. We were able to negotiate a 64% discount for our readers today if you want to check them out. Deal found […]

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How to Use Depth of Field

How to Use Depth of Field

What do we mean by depth of field? The term refers to the amount of detail in the photograph that is in focus. A typical landscape photograph will will show detail over a long distance, all of which will be in focus and recognizable by the viewer. A head and shoulders portrait will usually work […]

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