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Adapting as a Professional Photographer

Adapting as a Professional Photographer

The real world is far from ideal. Circumstances can turn against you on the day you’d scheduled a shoot. Well, a simple solution might be to reschedule the shoot, right? But think about it, a day wasted is an opportunity lost. Would you rather work on a new project the next day or rework on […]

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Do Portrait Photographs Lie?

Do Portrait Photographs Lie?

What do you think makes a good portrait? Generally, we say that a good portrait is the one that’s able to capture the persona of the subject in discussion. But, when we really think about it, how can we truly see a person based off of a single image. It’s just not possible. A single […]

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How to Create Food Photography GIF Images

How to Create Food Photography GIF Images

Want to squeeze a little something extra out of the photographs you’ve already taken? Creating GIFs to go along with still photos is a great way to really get people’s mouths watering. Skyler Burt of We Eat Together takes us through step by step to show just what goes into melding your favorite frames into […]

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Tips to Photograph Dandelions with Water Droplet Refraction

Tips to Photograph Dandelions with Water Droplet Refraction

What’s so cool about dandelions is the way water droplets cling to them. You could photograph the water droplets just as they are, but why not up your game by taking it a step further? The tiny water droplets on dandelions act as a refracting body and create miniature images of the things around them. […]

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Ideas for Artistic Lightbox Photography

Ideas for Artistic Lightbox Photography

When the weather outside isn’t exactly delightful, you can still produce some useful images. With a lightbox, you can use it to work on creating more interesting compositions. The objective is to keep your photographic muscles flexing. Doug McKinlay explains: Gear for Lightbox Photography McKinlay uses a 5D Mark III, a 24–70mm lens, and a 100mm […]

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Photography at Noon in Harsh Sunlight

Photography at Noon in Harsh Sunlight

A sunny day is a perfect day to capture great images. With fair skies and the sun smiling, you have all the time to shoot and capture just about any scene or object you like. Whether you want to take photos of people, landscapes or objects around you, you can do so at your own […]

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5 Tips for Beginner Photographers

5 Tips for Beginner Photographers

You can get caught up in really confusing situations when just starting photography. This is mainly because you’ve got so much to understand and learn during that beginning period. Getting to know your camera, learning the settings, all those composition guides – no wonder things can get pretty puzzling. In such situations, it’s important that […]

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Shoot Low to Improve Your Landscape Photography

Shoot Low to Improve Your Landscape Photography

Landscape photography has two important aspects among many less important ones – the important ones being lighting and composition. While patience and planning your shoot is the only way to tackle lighting, composition is something that you can control. That’s why you’ll find a lot of resources to help you improve your landscape photography composition. […]

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Street Photography: 7 Black & White Tips

Street Photography: 7 Black & White Tips

Black and white photography isn’t just about the classic desaturated look. There are so many other factors that underlie the process of shooting in black and white. In this process, the way you look at lighting, your composition, your mindset, everything, has to be different than when you shoot in color. In this video, London […]

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Finding and Wooing Your Photography Audience

Finding and Wooing Your Photography Audience

If you’re developing a new photography project, it can only prosper if you have an audience, followers, and customers. You have to find the right buttons to push. Obviously you need a viable product to sell or you won’t be able to keep your audience’s attention. A comedian wouldn’t derive great satisfaction from an empty […]

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