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Interesting Photo of the Day: Infrared New Zealand

Interesting Photo of the Day: Infrared New Zealand

Infrared photography offers us the ability and opportunity to explore a whole new world around us. Because infrared light lies outside of our visible spectrum, we cannot naturally perceive it. So, when we use an infrared film or specialized camera to capture an infrared image, we get to see the reality that is often very […]

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How to Use a Gray Card for Perfect Exposure

How to Use a Gray Card for Perfect Exposure

Struggling to get the perfect exposure? Or not quite sure how to nail it each and every time? Consider the humble gray card. It’s not much to look at, but it can take all the guesswork out of your exposure settings. Photographer David Bergman from Adorama explains just what it is, why it works, and a […]

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More Tips on How to Take Sharp Photos

More Tips on How to Take Sharp Photos

Here’s part two of my series on how to take sharp photos—with more tips on keeping your camera steady. You can support your camera on a tree, a lamp post, or some other stable thing. But what’s next? What if you want more flexibility? Or if you want to position your camera more carefully? What if you want […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure of an Old Bridge

Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure of an Old Bridge

Moulton Falls Bridge is one of the more popular attractions among hikers and backpackers travelling along the Lewis River. For the uninitiated, the bridge is a classic photo opportunity. Anthony K was recently there when he made this relaxing photo: If there ever could be an ad for the color teal, this image would represent it. […]

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Fixing Blurry or Out of Focus Images

Fixing Blurry or Out of Focus Images

Beginner photographers often use the terms “blurry” and “out of focus” interchangeably. But in reality, the two have completely different meanings and causes. Photographer Mark Wallace from Adorama explains the differences: When you focus, the lens forms a sharp image of a subject that is at a specific distance from the camera. If the camera […]

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Viewpoint and Angles in Photography

Viewpoint and Angles in Photography

The point and shoot generation creates a problem when attempting to shoot great images. If you tend to point and shoot without much thought, you are already at a disadvantage when trying to take a great photo. Finding the nearest viewpoint and pushing the shutter button will hardly ever result in a great image. The […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Exploding Meteor

Interesting Photo of the Day: Exploding Meteor

A photographer’s skill plays the biggest role in determining how good an image turns out. But having a little luck on your side can help. Take, for instance, the following image that photographer Chaibhav took from Rattlesnake Lake, Washington. Although he was out there to photograph the Milky Way, he got to capture a shot […]

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Long Exposure & Slow Shutter Speed Tricks for Cityscapes

Long Exposure & Slow Shutter Speed Tricks for Cityscapes

Photography is all about capturing moments and creating memories. Whether you are a seasoned photographer or just starting out, experimenting with different techniques can add a new dimension to your work and make your photos stand out. In this video, photographer Tim Northey takes us on a journey through the streets of Tokyo, one of […]

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Tips for Taking Portrait Photos of a Friend

Tips for Taking Portrait Photos of a Friend

Perhaps you can no longer count on your two hands the number of times you have been asked to take a friend or relative’s portrait…gratis. Maybe you are visiting someone for a few days and it comes up that your sister or cousin or friend needs a head shot for professional purposes…or just to use […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Fishermen of Myanmar

Interesting Photo of the Day: Fishermen of Myanmar

Symmetry in photography is one of those elements that requires a keen eye. And once you’re able to spot it and capture it, the image almost almost turns out to be especially pleasing to look at. That’s probably because we’re programmed to admire things that appear symmetrical. While finding symmetry in nature requires careful observation […]

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