When it comes to shorter telephoto primes, 85mm is probably the most common choice, but 135mm is often a popular second option. So, which is the right choice for your work? This fantastic video takes a look at the two focal lengths and shows you some of the advantages and disadvantages of each. [ Read… Continue reading Which Is Better for You: 85mm or 135mm Lenses?
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How to Create Light Rays Using Photoshop
A few light rays in something like a backlit portrait can be a nice finishing touch that adds a bit extra to the image. Of course, we can’t always be so lucky as to capture them in camera. However, it is not overly difficult to add them in post, and this great video tutorial will… Continue reading How to Create Light Rays Using Photoshop
How to Take Better Indoor Pet Photographs
For those of us in the northern hemisphere, the season of shorter days and more time spent indoors is upon us. Indoor pet photography can be tricky, but it doesn’t have to result in leaving the camera down until spring. [ Read More ]
10 Steps for Creating a Black and White Image in Lightroom
Sometimes, a black and white edit can be what really breathes life into a photo. However, a good black and white edit is about a lot more than simply pulling all of the color out of an image. This excellent video tutorial will show you 10 steps to creating a compelling black and white image… Continue reading 10 Steps for Creating a Black and White Image in Lightroom
How to Be Original With Your Photography
In some sense, it is harder than ever to be a photographer producing truly original work. The world is absolutely inundated with images, and creating something that stands apart from the pack is quite the challenge. So, how can we be original with our images? This excellent video essay discusses the topic and offers some… Continue reading How to Be Original With Your Photography
Helpful Tips for Getting the Most From Lightroom’s New Masking Features
Lightroom’s masking features recently got a huge upgrade, and they have enabled some new capabilities that truly make working on your images far easier and more efficient. If you still have not taken a deep dive into the new masking panel yet, check out this great video tutorial that will give you some useful tips… Continue reading Helpful Tips for Getting the Most From Lightroom’s New Masking Features
The 3 P’s of Landscape Photography
Creating a successful landscape image takes a variety of skills, some that don’t even involve a camera. If you want to get on the road to success, check out this great video tutorial that will help you frame your approach to landscape photography through three major aspects. [ Read More ]
Things Nobody Teaches You About Photography
Becoming a successful photographer is a remarkably complex thing that takes the confluence of a range of skills, creativity, and often, a bit of luck. If you are new to photography and wondering how to bring it all together, check out this great video that features an experienced photographer discussing things no one really teaches… Continue reading Things Nobody Teaches You About Photography
How to Shoot Beautiful Street Photography With a Leica 28mm Lens
The 28mm lens is a classic focal length for many photographers. It’s true that the 35mm and 50mm lenses tend to see more spotlight and are romanticized more often. But the 28mm lens embodies the truth that if your photos aren’t good enough, then you’re not close enough. If you’re shooting street photography, one of… Continue reading How to Shoot Beautiful Street Photography With a Leica 28mm Lens
The Influence of White Balance on Our Perception of the Polarization Effect in Landscape Photography
A polarization filter is a great tool for reducing glare on shiny surfaces. A welcome side effect is the more saturated colors. Especially during autumn, a landscape photo will get a nice warm appearance. Unfortunately, automatic white balance may counteract the effect. [ Read More ]