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How to Come Up With Ideas for Your Own Photography Projects

How to Come Up With Ideas for Your Own Photography Projects

ShareIn this modern world, where nearly everyone has a camera of some sort, it can be difficult for a photographer to stand out in the crowd. Coming up with photography project ideas that are both creative and unique can be a daunting enterprise. If coming up with a project of your own is becoming a [...]

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Capturing Motion Blur in Camera Explained

Capturing Motion Blur in Camera Explained

SharePart of being a great photographer is learning how to accomplish all those effects we tend to rely on Photoshop for, in-camera. Take motion blur for example – it’s fairly easy to apply this effect in Photoshop, but takes a lot of practice to get right in-camera. But, don’t let that discourage you. Mastering in-camera [...]

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Learn How to Get Better Photographs With Existing Light

Learn How to Get Better Photographs With Existing Light

ShareWithout light, photography would not exist. Lighting is so important, in fact, that we are constantly creating new devices and equipment that will allow us to control it. Almost all modern cameras come with some sort of flash and a good number of us have a small arsenal of studio lighting. But, let’s forget about [...]

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5 Essential Considerations for Sharpening Your Street Photography

5 Essential Considerations for Sharpening Your Street Photography

ShareStreet photography tells a story in ways that other types of photography can’t. They are spontaneous, interesting, and perfect mementos of a moment in time. As a street photographer, you are capturing life as it happens which may not be as easy as it seems. Moments can happen in a flash and you have to [...]

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Why Good Photography Isn’t About the Gear

Why Good Photography Isn’t About the Gear

ShareThis is a guest post by Phil Hill, a travel photographer from the UK based in Australia. You can see more of Phil’s great work at his travel photography blog or follow him on Facebook or Twitter. With the release of the Nikon d800 and the Canon 5d mk3 many people will have no doubt begun checking their bank statements a bit [...]

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Natural Light Techniques to Make Amazing Travel Portraits

Natural Light Techniques to Make Amazing Travel Portraits

ShareBeing on the road often limits the amount of gear we want to take with us as photographers. By learning and getting more comfortable with natural light we can not only help lighten our bags, but it’s one of the most powerful ways to create dramatic images. Depending on the time of day, natural light [...]

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What Every Beginner Needs to Know About Product Photography

What Every Beginner Needs to Know About Product Photography

SharePhotography is more than just sunsets, memories of vacations, family gatherings and weddings – it’s actually in our life every single day.  Product photography ranges the gamut from cereal boxes and billboards, to the photos you see on Amazon and every other online retailer.  Someone takes those photos, and those photos require a lot of [...]

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The Secrets to Compelling Black and White Portraits

The Secrets to Compelling Black and White Portraits

ShareBlack and white photographs can portray a higher level of timelessness than color images. The lack of color also gives us a better sense of the time and mood behind a portrait.  Because of these characteristics, black and white photography has maintained a strong presence in portraiture. Since the eye perceives black and white photography differently than color photography, [...]

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Do You Make These Catastrophic Mistakes in Family Photography?

Do You Make These Catastrophic Mistakes in Family Photography?

ShareFamily portraits that may be hanging in your grandparents house probably don’t look very fun, but you still enjoy them because they are photos of your loved ones.  It seems that having a formal family photo taken every year or every few years comes into vogue as soon as it goes out and right now [...]

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An Introduction to Rembrandt Lighting For Portrait Photographers

An Introduction to Rembrandt Lighting For Portrait Photographers

ShareIf you’re a beginning photographer, chances are you’re still in the process of building up your arsenal of studio lighting. Being able to get the most out of a small lighting setup can be crucial to your photography. For those working with a one or two light setup, Rembrandt lighting can help you achieve professional quality [...]

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