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Street Photography: Expectations vs. Reality

Street Photography: Expectations vs. Reality

There’s quite a gap between expectations and reality when it comes to street photography. Every day more and more photographers set off on their journey to street photography nirvana. Unfortunately, a majority of these photographers find their dreams shattered because of the sheer difference in what they expect and what they get once out on the […]

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How to Use Color Gels Creatively in Portrait Photography

How to Use Color Gels Creatively in Portrait Photography

Photographer Eva Creel demonstrates how you can make creative use of speedlight gels to capture a scene that imbibes a sense of cold and fog and then bring everything together to transform into photographic magic: Creel sets up three speed lights for the shoot. The first is the key light that illuminates the model’s face. […]

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Watch Tin-Type Photographic Magic Unfurl on Stage

Watch Tin-Type Photographic Magic Unfurl on Stage

If you think film is like the dinosaur of photography, wait until you see this process bring an image to life. The wet-plate collodion process was invented back in the early 19th century. It’s one of the first really useful methods of capturing an image on a sensitive surface and then developing it into a […]

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How to Photograph an Editorial Headshot Using Butterfly Lighting

How to Photograph an Editorial Headshot Using Butterfly Lighting

What do you do when happen to shoot a great looking portrait image of yourself? Share it on social media, of course. But then when you have a lot of rave reviews your next step should be to share the behind-the-scene tips on how you managed to make the image. That way you get a […]

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How to Create a Hero Shot in Difficult Midday Light

How to Create a Hero Shot in Difficult Midday Light

For a recent vendor project, Pye Jirsa did a stylized Indian wedding photo shoot. With the light and the background being less than perfect, he had to use the power of the Profoto B1 to make the images. It’s always difficult to work in hard natural lighting scenarios, and photographers often use external lights in such […]

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How to Use LED Lights for Creative Portrait Backgrounds

How to Use LED Lights for Creative Portrait Backgrounds

A thin long strip of LED lights, a camera-lens combo, a tripod, and a lot of imagination: that’s all you need to replicate this rather interesting lighting effect. If you shoot funky portraits for a living or you’re bored doing chin-up formal shoots, Gavin Hoey and Mark Wallace have something that will bring a smile […]

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The Truth Behind Online Photos

The Truth Behind Online Photos

Social media is a great tool to stay in touch with friends and family. It has so much potential. Unfortunately, things are not always as they seem. Certainly not all the images that you see posted online are anywhere near what they imply. This hilarious video by Hồ Anh Đức is an attempt at demystifying […]

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Rare Photos from the Past 125 Years

Rare Photos from the Past 125 Years

There are moments and then there are moments. Moments that shape the course of history, alter lives, or permanently change those who were unfortunate to be caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. A timelapse of the 20th century might well have a disturbing several seconds dedicated to the great wars. But it’s definitely not […]

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10 Tips for the Discerning iPhoneographer

10 Tips for the Discerning iPhoneographer

We all do it on a daily basis. We aim our iPhones at our loved ones and click. How difficult can it be to make photos of our family, especially with a tool like the smartphone? Well, as Jack Hollingsworth puts it, family photography is either the toughest of assignments in the world or the […]

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The History and Science of Lenses

The History and Science of Lenses

In this intriguing video of the history and science of lenses, Filmmaker IQ gives us a tour down history lane to the earliest days of the optics that made possible not just photography but various genres of science: The tour takes us through the development stages of lenses and right down to the present day, when […]

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