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The allure of the Northern Lights draws visitors and photographers from all over the world to see them. In places like Norway where they are frequently viewed, photographers embark on a mission to capture the Northern Lights floating over beautiful scenery. For many photographers, it can be a time and money consuming process to research and […]
Firework photography is not just about leaving your camera to shoot long exposures and hoping that you get a good shot. In fact, there’s a lot of preparation to make regarding your gear and camera settings. If you’ve been struggling with firework photography, we’ve got the right video for you—photographer Paul Farris from Photo Genius […]
I was asked the other day how someone who has started photography with a great new camera can begin learning how to take great images and become a better photographer. This is a question that pops up everywhere in forums and discussion groups across the internet. It’s probably the reason you have arrived here at […]
Highland cows are characterized by their long horns and long wavy woolly coats. And it’s the latter feature that gives them sort of a cute and friendly look. However, as we can tell from the following image shot by photographer Brock Barber, when shot in a certain way, they not only appear cute, but equally […]
For street photographers, few obstacles are as difficult to work around as crowds. No matter the hour, there’s sure to be someone walking through your periphery. And more often than not, passersby can seriously disrupt a composition. However, most photographers can’t exactly shut down a street in order to snag a shot. Luckily, photographer David Bergman has […]
Today’s photo tip–make sure all of your photos tell a story–is easy to understand but not so easy to put into practice. The good news is that, like anything else, it gets easier and better with experience. In an interview, military photographer of the year, Master Sergeant Jeremy Lock, said that he looks for two […]
Scale is an interesting photography subject, especially when intentionally manipulated by the person behind the lens. You see, it’s easy for the eye to perceive something smaller or larger than it is, particularly if any context is lacking, – as famed musician and photographer Charles Brooks knows all too well! His take on instrument interiors […]
When it comes to photography, a camera body and lens are rudimentary equipment. But beyond this point, a myriad of other optional equipment awaits — lens filters included! Before you let the manufacturers of them “take your money,” listen to what Gavin Hardcastle has to say on the topic. His advice on the best filters […]
What if you knew that you could effectively edit hundreds of photos in minutes, not hours; would you find the task less daunting? For those of you working on photo editing or trying to get better at Lightroom, you may be interested in this course that’s currently 50% off for a New Year’s Sale if […]
Sky bridges offer a phenomenal view of the heavens and the earth. But you don’t necessarily need to visit one to achieve similar results. The right vantage point may be all you need – as astrophotographer Brennan Gilmore illustrates in this almost fantastical snapshot of a man crossing a bridge, seemingly floating in the nebulae! […]
