Combining long exposure and moving water often produces haunting images, if you can get it to work. Whether it be streams, rivers, lakes or oceans, the effects can be spectacular. There are a group of photographers mainly centered around Sydney (but also a few other places) who practice long exposure photography on the beaches and […]
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The Sydney Opera House is one of the most iconic and photographed buildings in the world. Yet, despite its massive popularity as a destination for tourists and snappers, it is amazing that people still manage to grab original images of it. As these photos of the Opera House show, it is still very much possible […]
A lot of email we’re getting suggests that most photography fans feel that they don’t know their camera as well as they would like to. Of course that impacts whether you can use a camera to the full potential that it has. To be honest, getting to know your camera is about the most important […]
Macro photography that is well done can introduce a whole new world of subject matter to photography fans. As these extreme close-up photos of ants show, there is a beauty that exists at such a level that we rarely get to see it. These are some of the best macro shots we have seen. Don’t […]
Update: Twitter user @radityopradipto has won this competition! We’re giving away a copy of Digital Photography School’s forthcoming book! If you haven’t seen Digital Photography School’s last book – ‘Essential Guide to Portrait Photography’ then you should certainly consider checking it out. It’s a full 78 pages long and packed with some awesome information such […]
For anyone who has every tried to take photos in a jungle or forest, the challenges are huge. With flashes of light through the trees, reflections off shiny leaves and deep dark shadows from tree trunks, jungles and forests might well be one of the most challenging exposure situations of any subject for photographers. This […]
