Composition – your photos are merely snapshots without them. As good as the technical abilities of our cameras are, they are just tools. It is the creative mind behind that tool that makes the image. And that creative mind has to work as hard as the camera’s processors to ensure that the image looks great. […]
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Introduction This is not the first time that I have reviewed a Huion product. A few months ago, I looked at the Inspiroy Dial 2 and was impressed by it. In that article, I mentioned how Wacom had had its own way for many years. However, now there are a number of other companies competing […]
Any half serious mobile photographer is eventually going to be curious about the best photography apps for their phone.
Why We Shoot The Blue Hour Like the golden hour, the blue hour is one of the very best times of day to take photographs. It’s that brief period of time just before the sun rises or sets when the sky goes a deep blue-purple color. In urban areas, the lights come on, kicking out […]
When you think of digital asset management software for photographers, most will immediately think of Adobe’s Lightroom. However, there are a number of other options out there, all offering a similar management/editing workflow. One of those is ACDSee’s Photo Studio 9. If you are relatively new to photography, you may not have heard of ACDSee. […]
Lightroom – We Have Come A Long Way Lightroom used to be the image management part of Adobe’s photography apps. Photoshop was very much the editing app. Times have changed, and I would say that 90% of what most photographers need in an app is now achievable in Lightroom Classic. Perhaps one of the most […]