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Interesting Photo of the Day: Ice Bubbles in the Canadian Rockies

Tuesday, August 26th, 2014

The lakes found in the Canadian Rockies are among the world’s most beautiful. With snow-covered mountain backdrops, emerald water from mountain runoff and freezing cold temperatures, these lakes turn into majestic landscapes frozen in time. Landscape photographer Artur Stanisz captured the amazing beauty of Abraham Lake with a thunderous crack running through the ice bubbles as the sun warmed […]

How to Create Soft Directional Light for Your Portraits

Tuesday, August 26th, 2014

Portrait photographers have always craved the know-how to create soft directional light for their work. Wait a minute! Soft directional light? Sounds kind of like an oxymoron, doesn’t it? Yes, it does. And in this video, photographer Joe McNally shows exactly how to create it: You’d think that directional light would be harsh, more edgy, […]

Incredible Timelapse of New Zealand: Amplitude

Tuesday, August 26th, 2014

New Zealand—both the nature lover and photographer’s dream. An island nation known for its utterly breath taking landscapes—from deep fjords, sky high waterfalls, ancient glaciers and rolling hills. It is hard to capture the true beauty and essence of a place on film. However, Martin Heck did a really, really good job of it: Heck […]

Expert Advice for Photographing Bands

Monday, August 25th, 2014

Mads Perch is a Danish-born, London-based photographer, whose creative artistry has gained him international recognition, particularly in the music world. Although he has an eclectic range of clients and genres, he’s best known for capturing the soul and feel of a band. In the video below, Perch discusses what’s behind this almost magical ability to […]

Create Your Own Diffusion Panels For Under $30

Monday, August 25th, 2014

Diffusion panels are some of the most useful and versatile pieces of equipment one can find in a product photographer’s toolbox. They offer more flexibility and control than softboxes, they come in many sizes, and they’re super easy to transport. Unfortunately, if you’re on a limited budget and find yourself needing a number of them, […]

Photographer Accused of Inappropriate Child Photography Responds With an Art Show

Monday, August 25th, 2014

Like most parents would do, photographer Wyatt Neumann took tons of photographs of his two year old when they were roadtripping across the country for a couple of weeks. Excited to share his photos with social media, he posted his favorite shots to Instagram. What he wasn’t expecting was the backlash that would ensue: Almost […]

How to Avoid Losing Data on Your Flash Memory Cards

Sunday, August 24th, 2014

While today’s cameras are technical marvels, they can be temperamental. The thin memory cards that store precious photos can be even touchier. Taking your best ever landscape shot or hundreds of great wedding photos is fun, but the shots can be ruined if your memory card is acting glitchy. The memory card not working is […]

5 Tips For Great Rainforest Photography

Saturday, August 23rd, 2014

Like all good nature photography, rainforest photography relies on your sensitivity to nature and light, more than on expensive equipment. Of course you need a decent camera, and you must know how to use it. But the quality of your photos does not depend on the price tag on your camera. As long as you […]

A Simple Guide to Creating HDR Images in Photoshop

Saturday, August 23rd, 2014

HDR, or high-dynamic range, photographs have become very trendy—especially among photographers who enjoy creating surreal effects in their images. However, this technique can be used for photo-realism to combine multiple exposures into the ideal image. This video explains the step-by-step process necessary to create HDR images using Photoshop: Creating HDR Images Using Photoshop Huges recommends […]

Dynamic High-Key And Low-Key Portrait Lighting Tutorial

Friday, August 22nd, 2014

The key to great studio photography is in well-planned and well-executed lighting. It not only creates dynamic portraits, but it can dictate the style, mood, and tone of a photograph. This video seminar takes us through the steps to create dramatic high-key and low-key portrait lighting: High-Key Lighting A high-key lighting set up is a photographic style […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Ice Bubbles in the Canadian Rockies

How to Create Soft Directional Light for Your Portraits

Incredible Timelapse of New Zealand: Amplitude

Expert Advice for Photographing Bands

Create Your Own Diffusion Panels For Under $30

Photographer Accused of Inappropriate Child Photography Responds With an Art Show

How to Avoid Losing Data on Your Flash Memory Cards

5 Tips For Great Rainforest Photography

A Simple Guide to Creating HDR Images in Photoshop

Dynamic High-Key And Low-Key Portrait Lighting Tutorial

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