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The Rule of Thirds vs. The Fibonacci Spiral for Composition

The Rule of Thirds vs. The Fibonacci Spiral for Composition

Relevant reminder: launch sale ending soon for the Composition Cheat Sheets at 81% Off In the art of photography, it’s the harmony of visual elements that creates a memorable photo. Two fundamental techniques often discussed to achieve this are the Rule of Thirds and the Fibonacci Spiral. Both of these techniques serve as powerful tools […]

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Manual Mode Demystified: A Tutorial for Beginner Photographers

Manual Mode Demystified: A Tutorial for Beginner Photographers

Are you new to the fascinating world of photography? Or perhaps, you’ve been experimenting with your camera for a while, but have only relied on the “auto” mode thus far? If so, the recent tutorial video by photographer Paul Farris is could be helpful. For the sake of brevity and convenience, we will delve into […]

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How to Shoot Light Trails

How to Shoot Light Trails

Light trail photography is a breathtakingly beautiful, yet simple concept. It involves capturing the motion of light across a frame using slow shutter speeds. In a recent video tutorial from JP Photography, he showcased the magic of light trail photography using nighttime traffic. This post will summarize the essential takeaways for those looking to recreate […]

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Mastering the Mirror: Harnessing Reflections in Urban Photography

Mastering the Mirror: Harnessing Reflections in Urban Photography

In the captivating world of photography, one may often find themselves lost in the sea of techniques and styles. However, one style of photography that stands out is “fishing” – patiently waiting for the perfect subject to wander into your predetermined frame. Clifford Pickett from Urban iPhone Photography takes us on an enlightening journey through […]

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Photographing 4th of July Fireworks

Photographing 4th of July Fireworks

Last chance! Only hours left for the Fireworks Photography eBook at 55% Off The 4th of July celebrations are an explosion of patriotism, culminating in spectacular fireworks displays. Capturing these awe-inspiring moments requires some skill and preparation, but with the right approach, you can immortalize the pyrotechnic artistry. This article will guide you through planning, […]

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Harnessing the Power of Leading Lines in Street Photography

Harnessing the Power of Leading Lines in Street Photography

Photographer Clifford Pickett from Urban iPhone Photography recently shared a video where he deftly explored the power of leading lines in street photography. Pickett’s tutorial was set in the iconic Central Park, demonstrating how to use architectural features, natural elements, and the dynamic nature of city life to create a truly compelling photograph. Here, we’ll […]

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Negative Space: The Unsung Hero of Architectural Photography

Negative Space: The Unsung Hero of Architectural Photography

Photographer Clifford Pickett from Urban iPhone Photography recently shared a transformative idea on how to enhance the impact of architectural photographs using an underutilized concept in photography: Negative Space. The role of negative space in photography often remains overshadowed by the main subject or structure. However, in his recent video, Pickett profoundly demonstrated how negative […]

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The Black Card Technique: Your Secret Weapon for Stunning Fireworks Photography

The Black Card Technique: Your Secret Weapon for Stunning Fireworks Photography

Related reminder: only a few days left for the Fireworks eBook at 55% Off The black card technique is used in long exposure photography and can be particularly effective for shooting fireworks. The goal is to prevent overexposure and to capture multiple bursts of fireworks in a single frame. Here is how you can use […]

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Breathing Life into Architectural Photography: The Human Element

Breathing Life into Architectural Photography: The Human Element

The profound impact that a human presence can bring to architectural photography is often overlooked. By placing the emphasis on a solitary figure within a vast structure, photographers can breathe life into an otherwise static setting. Clifford Pickett, an established photographer from the Urban iPhone Photography Course, highlighted this unique concept in a recent video […]

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Urban Illumination: Capturing Light Trails with an iPhone

Urban Illumination: Capturing Light Trails with an iPhone

Noted photographer Clifford Pickett from Urban iPhone Photography invites us on a visual journey into the world of long exposure photography and light trails in his latest video tutorial. Unleashing the photographic potential of the urban cityscape of New York City’s Grand Central Terminal, Pickett demonstrates how to use the hustle and bustle of city […]

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