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Interesting Photo of the Day: Moody Milk Bath

Interesting Photo of the Day: Moody Milk Bath

Whenever we come across a sensational portrait photograph, we often assume it required some complex lighting setup and expensive gear. While that is often true, there are a lot of examples where even beginner photographers take outstanding portraits with a basic setup. Take for instance the following image taken by Reddit user Brothercavador. He was […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse

Interesting Photo of the Day: Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse

Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, also popular as Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse is one of the most photographed and recognized light houses. Located within Peggy’s Cove in Canada, it is one of the busiest tourist attractions in the province. Besides tourists, we can even see a lot of photographers in the area capturing beautiful images of this iconic […]

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Behind the Scenes of a Model Street Portrait Photoshoot

Behind the Scenes of a Model Street Portrait Photoshoot

Portrait photography is about more than just capturing a pretty face. There are a lot of things that go behind a successful portrait. A well-taken portrait connects with the viewer and is able to invoke emotions. To take such portraits, it is the photographer’s responsibility to ensure all the pieces work together. This means nailing […]

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Landscape Photography: 5 Transformational Composition Tips

Landscape Photography: 5 Transformational Composition Tips

Composition tips are a dime a dozen. As a student of photography, it is up to you to decide what suits your style best. We often recommend rules that have been tried and tested, but sometimes it’s handy to go a different route. Today, we bring to you professional landscape photographer Mark Denney, who shares […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Golden Gate Sunset

Interesting Photo of the Day: Golden Gate Sunset

Photographers love shooting during the golden hour. The sky turns magical and everything the light touches looks golden. The soft lighting makes the surroundings appear so vibrant. This image of the Golden Gate Bridge taken by photographer Che Sun is another good example of why shooting during sunset is worth it: Fog and low-hanging clouds are […]

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Volcano Eruption Photography Tips

Volcano Eruption Photography Tips

Landscape photography takes you on numerous adventures. As if photographing “regular” landscapes isn’t adventurous enough, capturing erupting volcanoes really does take adventure to the next level. But as you might expect, snapping shots of volcanoes is not an easy task. While safety is one major concern, the glow of the burning lava is hard to […]

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Practical Guide to Landscape Photography Gear

Practical Guide to Landscape Photography Gear

We often come across photographers asking each other about gear. And while it’s a cliche to point out that gear doesn’t make photographers great, we shouldn’t disregard technology entirely—as it constantly changes, we owe it to ourselves to stay updated. For instance, with video becoming more important, camera specs have changed significantly. In today’s video, […]

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Minimalist Landscapes Using a Telephoto Lens

Minimalist Landscapes Using a Telephoto Lens

People jump to grab their wide-angle lenses when going out for a landscape photography trip. It makes sense—after all, photographing landscapes is about capturing wide vistas and the best bits of nature in a frame. But this doesn’t mean you cannot do landscape photography with a telephoto lens. Like photographer Michael Shainblum discusses in this […]

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The Trick to Photographing Everyday Life

The Trick to Photographing Everyday Life

Photographing everyday activities and objects is something that almost anyone can do. However, it takes a skilled eye and creative thinking to make that image stand out. It’s challenging to catch an audience’s attention with images of everyday objects. It just seems too ordinary for them. In today’s video, photographer Vuhlandes joins his friend William […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Inside an Alaskan Ice Cave

Interesting Photo of the Day: Inside an Alaskan Ice Cave

Alaska has the highest concentration of glaciers in America—since ice caves are typically found around glaciers, this isn’t surprising. Photographers who was withstand the cold, such as Nickolas Warner, can come away with stunning and unique images. Here’s one from inside a fragile ice cave in Alaska: “I took this during a photo trip in […]

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