Negative space in photography is one of those features that some purist photographers often decide to keep their distance from, but it is one of the most fantastic ways of composing a photograph due to the interesting nature of its composition. What is Negative Space in Photography? Negative space, by definition, is the empty space around […]
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In photography, we have a few concepts, techniques and guidelines that form the building blocks in capturing stunning images. The most common one for composing an image, as we all know if the rule of thirds and then, there is also the S curve, that draws the viewers’ eyes straight to the main subject. Along […]
Learning how to photograph the moon has long been one of the greatest joys of a photographer’s journey in learning. For centuries the moon has captivated people, given direction and provided hours of enjoyment and wonderment. Being the brightest object in the night sky, it’s something photographers of all levels can shoot, however, it does take planning and preparation to accomplish. In this article, we will look at how to photograph the moon along with some amazing moon images in the end for inspiration.
Some of the most amazing and majestic parts of our planet are the mountain ranges. We’ve climbed them, blown holes for transit through them and learned to grow fruit, vegetables and coffee on them. Mountains are some of the best and most interesting landscape photography subjects when shot with skill. The know-how involved can be […]
ISO can be confusing, especially to everyone just starting out in photography. To put it simply, the ISO setting in your camera affects how sensitive the sensor is to light. So, let’s learn more about ISO in photography! Co-authored by Dahlia Ambrose If you love mathematics, you can immerse yourself in the technical information on Wikipedia […]
