I think everyone has seen the dreaded red-eye in photos, mostly effecting those with light eyes and animals. The red eye effect is caused when the camera’s flash is very close to the camera lens, most commonly seen with point and shoot cameras, this effect is purely a photographic one and never occurs under normal […]
Author: Mike Panic
is a professional photographer. See his site at Mike Panic Photography.
Becoming a better photographer usually means being inspired by someone else, or at the very least, appreciating the work others put out. In this article we’ll showcase 7 photographers that you will probably hear about in the future who are on their way up. Alison Conklin An eastern Pennsylvania based wedding shooter, Alison has been […]
The humble bee is one of natures most needed and possibly most annoying bugs of the summer. For those brave enough to spend some time waiting around for them to show up they can truly be fascinating to photograph. Enjoy this collection of 13 cool shots of bees. Photo by ViaMoi Photo by Antonio Machado […]
When I first started to take photography seriously over 10 years ago, mastering depth of field was high on my priority list. Shooting with a narrow depth of field involves setting your camera lens to the widest possible setting and then focusing on one particular part of the frame. The stark contrast between in and […]
The first few months and years of a child’s life go by so fast, but there are so many amazing moments to be captured during that time that make it easy to reflect and appreciate them when they’re grown. Here’s 19 baby shots that will make you smile for sure! Photo by rAmmoRRison Photo by […]
Despite the name, Photoshop was created more for graphic designers, not photographers, but photographers looking to airbrush their digital files quickly adopted it as their go-to piece of software. By the time v7 came out, specific tools, plugins and actions were being created for photographers and Photoshop could handle the RAW, or unprocessed files from […]
