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The Most Photogenic Clouds and Where to Find Them

The Most Photogenic Clouds and Where to Find Them

Clouds are nature’s masterpiece on the canvas of the sky. Their constantly evolving forms and ethereal presence create some of the most captivating images for photographers. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, capturing clouds can elevate your photography game. Here’s a guide to the most interesting types of clouds to photograph and the […]

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How to Erase Unwanted Items from iPhone Photos

How to Erase Unwanted Items from iPhone Photos

Photographer Clifford Pickett from iPhone Editing Academy recently showcased an app that has proven indispensable for cleaning up photos: Touch Retouch. If you’ve seen the video tutorial, you’ll know how the application transforms images by seamlessly removing unwanted distractions. Here are the significant takeaways from the tutorial.  1. Easy Access and Integration: With a […]

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Using Juxtaposition in Photography

Using Juxtaposition in Photography

Juxtaposition is a term often thrown around in the artistic world, but in photography, it holds a unique power. At its core, juxtaposition involves placing two or more elements in a scene in a way that they contrast each other. This contrast can evoke strong feelings, tell a story, or provide commentary about a particular […]

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Night Photography Tricks: The Fun, the Difficult, and the Magical

Night Photography Tricks: The Fun, the Difficult, and the Magical

Night photography is enchanting, taking us into a world where light dances mysteriously against the vast canvas of the dark. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or someone just starting out, venturing into the realm of night photography can introduce you to a host of challenges. But with challenges come opportunities for mesmerizing shots that truly […]

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The Unconventional Tripod Shape Shift by Peak Design

The Unconventional Tripod Shape Shift by Peak Design

The realm of photography gear witnessed a paradigm shift when Peak Design decided to toss the conventional design blueprint for travel tripods out the window. The narrative of travel tripods has always been scripted around cylindrical tubes – they are strong, stable, lightweight, and economically viable to produce. However, their inherent design didn’t allow for […]

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Airshow Preparation and Photography Tutorial

Airshow Preparation and Photography Tutorial

Airshows are a visual spectacle, showcasing the marvels of aviation, the skill of pilots, and the beauty of flight. For photographers, capturing these moments can be both challenging and rewarding. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for an airshow and capture stunning photographs. Reminder – only 1 day left! For a cheat sheet […]

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How to Photograph Traffic Streaks

How to Photograph Traffic Streaks

Quick reminder: only a few days left for the Photo Adventure Cheat Sheets at 80% Off Capturing the dynamic motion of traffic streaks can transform an ordinary cityscape into a vibrant, energetic scene. These streaks, created by the movement of vehicles’ lights during long exposures, can add a sense of motion and drama to your […]

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Pixels and Displays: A Photographer’s Guide to Understanding PPI

Pixels and Displays: A Photographer’s Guide to Understanding PPI

Relevant reminder: only 1 day left for Topaz Photo AI 2 at $40 Off Every photographer understands the importance of sharpness and clarity when it comes to their images. However, how an image appears on a screen is not solely determined by its resolution but also the pixel density of the display. Enter the world […]

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Waterfall Photography Debate: Fast vs. Slow Shutter Speeds

Waterfall Photography Debate: Fast vs. Slow Shutter Speeds

Related note: only a little while left for the new Photo Adventure Cheat Sheets at 80% Off Waterfall photography is a genre that captivates many with its ethereal beauty and dynamic compositions. One of the age-old debates within this realm is whether to use fast or slow shutter speeds when capturing waterfalls. Both approaches have […]

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Mastering the Art of Scale in Landscape Photography

Mastering the Art of Scale in Landscape Photography

One of the primary challenges in landscape photography is capturing the vastness and grandeur of a scene in a way that translates well to a two-dimensional image. This is where the concept of ‘scale’ comes into play. Including an element of scale can provide context and a sense of proportion, making your landscapes more compelling […]

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