Browsing around the Internet sometimes you come across something random like these amazing photographs of jellyfish that absolutely floors you. I honestly had no idea the creative images that were being regularly shot from a seemingly mundane subject like jellyfish. But these talented photographers show that a decent knowledge of composition and colour can get […]
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It’s been a while since we put up a photo collection for a bit of inspiration so I thought we’d start up the tradition again with a collection of gorgeous macro flowers from various photographers. There is no particular sub theme to these flowers other than I thought they were great examples of the genre […]
We all love the beach, but getting a decent photograph from your beach excursion can be a little tricky. Here are a few quick beach photography tips that should help you improve your results. Visiting the beach can be one of many reasons – for a sun bath, a slow walk to get some air, […]
Midday is one of the most difficult times to shoot for any photographer. The brutal truth is that cameras struggle with the extreme light and photographers struggle with making that harsh light result in a pleasing image. That being said, during your photography career, you are almost certainly going to find yourself in a situation […]
Unwanted lens flare can be the bane of an outdoor photographer’s life. Yet on a sunny or glary day, it can be very difficult to eliminate and can ruin otherwise great photos. And while lens flare can also be a pretty cool effect, let’s take a look at a few of the ways that a […]
One of the largest problems many folks have with digital photography is the amount of noise that ends up in the final image. Noise basically presents itself as graininess or speckles, usually most recognizable across larger areas of uniform colour such as sky. We will take a look at how to reduce noise in photos. […]