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Photography: Investing Your Time

Photography: Investing Your Time

Like any form of art, photography is something that you can’t master overnight. It is indeed a real challenge to become good at photography, and it definitely requires persistence. Photographer James Popsys discusses how you can invest your time to master photography in 10,000 hours: Yes, 10,000 hours is a lot of time. There’s no […]

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Tips for Managing Annoyances with Photography Clients

Tips for Managing Annoyances with Photography Clients

Most of us take up photography because it’s our passion. But working professionally means you will have to deal with clients—and while the client is always right, they’re not always easy to deal with. Some clients are super picky about what they want and dictate everything; others will do annoying things like edit images themselves […]

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Photography Exercise: Try Taking Only Five Shots a Day

Photography Exercise: Try Taking Only Five Shots a Day

If you have ever tried film photography, you’ll know how cautious you tend to be before pressing the shutter release. Unlike with digital cameras, film is finite. This is one of the core reasons that make us think hard before taking an image. And when you think about it, taking time can positively impact your […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Inside a Cello

Interesting Photo of the Day: Inside a Cello

Musical instruments are really amazing pieces of engineering. But after having a look at the following photograph, it seems they’re architectural marvels, as well. The image below is by Adrian Borda, and it is of the inside of a very old French cello from Napoleon times: At first sight, it seems as if the photograph […]

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Copying the Photography of Others Will Get You Nowhere

Copying the Photography of Others Will Get You Nowhere

In the field of art, it’s common for artists to draw inspiration from others. This is equally true in photography, which is why we can see so many photographs that are close to, or sometimes a replica of, renowned works. While trying to replicate masters is a good thing when you’re learning, it won’t take […]

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Composition Exercise: Triptych Photography

Composition Exercise: Triptych Photography

Typically, a triptych is a work of art that has three sections or carved panels that are hinged together and can be folded or closed. The middle panel is usually the largest and is flanked by two smaller ones. But you may even come across triptychs of equal-sized panels. The triptych form appears in early […]

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What it Takes to Succeed on Instagram

What it Takes to Succeed on Instagram

When Instagram was launched, it was merely a photo-sharing platform. But as time passed, the app gained the serious attention of photographers. As a result, Instagram is a vital part of most professionals’ portfolio. However, having a quality account is not as easy as it sounds. While many people do not realize it, there are […]

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Landscape Photography: Printing Your Own Photos

Landscape Photography: Printing Your Own Photos

In the days of film, printing your photos was the only way you could actually see them. With digital photography, of course, you can conveniently look at all your images instantly on any screen. Does this mean printed photos are dead? Definitely not! If you want to get serious in photography, prints remain a crucial […]

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Self Portrait Advanced Tutorial

Self Portrait Advanced Tutorial

When we think of self-portraits, they don’t necessarily need to be those mediocre snapshots that we take with our phones. If planned and executed thoughtfully, you can’t easily differentiate a self-portrait from a portrait taken by another photographer. So, if you’re a little short on manpower and want to take some sick-looking self-portraits, we have […]

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Choosing Lenses for Landscape Photography Outings

Choosing Lenses for Landscape Photography Outings

Deciding on what lens to get can be tough. It can be even more difficult than deciding on what camera to buy. On the one hand, there are measurable variables like focal length, aperture, weight, and size. On the other, there’s sharpness and image quality. The latter two are something that normal eyes can’t differentiate […]

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