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Film Photography: Why You Should Try It Out

Film Photography: Why You Should Try It Out

So I’m guessing not many of you are using film cameras these days. The few of you who are, good for you! This dying form of photography is still magical to me. I recently got into it again, on the sideline, and I definitely believe it’s helped me as a photographer in general. Knowing that […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Winter Morning in Yosemite

Interesting Photo of the Day: Winter Morning in Yosemite

Paintings that are amazingly done are often compared to photographs. And when photographs turn out well, they’re often compared to paintings. This image from Yosemite Valley taken by photographer Jim Wiltschko on a winter morning is an example of the latter case. The scenery looks so surreal that it’s easy to mistake it for a […]

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Best Lens Focal Lengths for Street Photography

Best Lens Focal Lengths for Street Photography

Packing the right lens is arguably as crucial as the camera settings you select — especially when it comes to street photography. Why? Each and every lens features a unique focal length or range (measured in mm). A setting that alters how much or little real-world detail ends up in the camera frame. Struggling to […]

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Understanding the Limits of Autofocus on Digital Cameras

Understanding the Limits of Autofocus on Digital Cameras

Automatic focus (AF) has come a long way in modern cameras. Leica came out with some of the first patents for AF back in the mid-1970s and some of the early attempts to implement the feature on a wide basis were less than stellar. Most used either infrared light or sound to measure the distance […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Glowing Tent Under a Winter Sky

Interesting Photo of the Day: Glowing Tent Under a Winter Sky

Have you ever been camping in the winter? I mean, really camping—tent, sleeping bag, in the wilderness, under the clear, crisp winter sky, sleeping on snow? Colorado photographer Lars Leber lives for this kind of stuff and frequently hikes the beautiful, natural areas of Colorado to photograph its picturesque landscapes. Here, he captures his typical […]

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How to Capture Objects Midair with High-Speed Photography

How to Capture Objects Midair with High-Speed Photography

Have you ever wondered how photographers take those amazing shots of objects flying in midair? These types of photos are common in product and food photography, and it goes without saying that this technique requires a lot of preparation and a very concrete understanding of the process. In today’s video, photographer Mark Wallace with Adorama […]

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New! Colorful Cityscapes Photography Guide

New! Colorful Cityscapes Photography Guide

Would you like to capture bold and vibrant cityscapes anywhere you go? This new eBook recently launched and is currently 80% off today for the first 500 customers if you want to check it out. Launch sale found here: Colorful Cityscapes Guide at 80% Off This 500-page eBook shows you 30 techniques to capture colorful […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Cold, Wet Day in Manhattan

Interesting Photo of the Day: Cold, Wet Day in Manhattan

There are some days when you struggle to get any noteworthy shots no matter how much effort you put into it. And there are other days when you get to capture a masterpiece. Something of this sort happened with photographer Fritz Bacon when his anticipation led him to capture this wonderful image of a surprise […]

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Street Portrait Techniques

Street Portrait Techniques

City streets are more than just a travel route or space to sell goods. The myriad of people from all walks of life, nations, and backgrounds offers a unique photography opportunity. A fact that’s even more true in the case of melting pots like NY! New York City-based photographer Hugh Brownstone takes full advantage of […]

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Winter Portrait Studio Photography Tutorial

Winter Portrait Studio Photography Tutorial

Winter can be a tough time for photographers and models alike. Chilly weather, harsh conditions, and poor lighting all combine to make the job a tough one. Does this mean you should take a photography break when it’s cold outside? Photographer Gavin Hoey from Adorama doesn’t necessarily think so. Check out how he manages to […]

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