When it comes to landscape photography, the lens of choice is almost always some sort of wide angle, whether a 16-35mm, 24mm, or something similar. And while such lenses are absolutely effective in the genre, there is a common mistake landscape photographers make with them, and this helpful video details both what it is and… Continue reading The Proper Way to Use a Wide Angle Lens for Landscape Photography
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Video: Curious Emperor penguins knock over a research camera, extreme cuteness ensues
Australian Antarctic Program Researchers from the Australian Antarctic Program recently made a delightful discovery. A wildlife camera placed near an Emperor penguin rookery was knocked over and subsequently inspected by two very curious penguins. And the resulting footage is nothing short of heart-warming. The video clip Video: Australian Antarctic Program The clip starts out with… Continue reading Video: Curious Emperor penguins knock over a research camera, extreme cuteness ensues
How to Fake the Panning Effect in Adobe Photoshop
Panning photography has a few uses, but it’s most commonly seen in motorsport. It’s a tricky technique to get the most out of and on occasion, it’s not even possible. In those situations, perhaps you can fake it instead. [ Read More ]
Marina LaBaff Uses Boudoir Photography to Empower People
“I’m inspired by the stories that our clients come in with,” Marina LaBaff, the owner of A Million Monarchs Boudoir, tells me. “Some of them will bring you to your knees with the weight of what a mother carries on her shoulders, and some will make you laugh or smile so hard. Hearing about the… Continue reading Marina LaBaff Uses Boudoir Photography to Empower People
5 Food Photography Tips to Instantly Improve Your Images
The post 5 Food Photography Tips to Instantly Improve Your Images appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Skyler Burt. In this article, I explain five simple but effective techniques to seriously level up your food photography. I also provide plenty of before/after examples, so you can see how each tip will… Continue reading 5 Food Photography Tips to Instantly Improve Your Images
Aaron Yeandle’s Fascinating Portraits Allowed Him to Explore
“Covid was a new and invisible terror,” the photographer Aaron Yeandle remembers. “March 2020 was a very scary time, as we were just seeing and hearing about these mass deaths all over the world.” In Guernsey, where Yeandle is based, the first lockdown ran for 88 days, starting on March 24th. During that time, the… Continue reading Aaron Yeandle’s Fascinating Portraits Allowed Him to Explore
Smarterpix Debuts Uncanny AI-Generated Stock Photo Models
Artificial intelligence can do some pretty amazing things. We’ve talked about projects to generate entire scenes from thin air to modifying existing pictures. Stuff like changing the weather or the season is almost pedestrian at this point. And we’re just starting to get into the beginning of what AI will be able to do. Think… Continue reading Smarterpix Debuts Uncanny AI-Generated Stock Photo Models
Which of These Affordable 85mm Lenses Is Better?
85mm lenses are some of the most popular out there, but premium options can easily run well north of $2,000, which may be a lot more than you want or need to spend. There are many more affordable options that produce great results, and this excellent video review takes a look at two for Canon… Continue reading Which of These Affordable 85mm Lenses Is Better?
6 Top Long Exposure Subjects For You To Photograph
See how long exposures can turn what can be described as ordinary into something much more interesting.
Dislike Instagram? It’s Time for Photographers to Evolve
A photographer on Reddit recently suggested he wanted to replace Instagram. With Instagram’s push on Reels (going head-to-head with TikTok) and its ever-changing algorithm, the Redditor felt it might be time to push his photography on a different platform. But are they right to run away? Or is there something else photographers need to do?