Trick photography is a genre where the photographer can use special effects, techniques, tricks when capturing the photograph and making them look like they were manipulated, while they are not. All you need is a good understanding of exposure, how the camera works, use some tricks, techniques and creativity to capture photographs that stand out. Here are 8 useful tutorials that will help you to improve your skills in trick photography.
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In an age where smartphones are our primary cameras, mastering the art of iPhone photography can greatly enhance your photography skills. The iPhone’s camera capabilities have advanced significantly over the years, offering many features and settings that can turn anyone into a skilled photographer. In this article, we’ll explore seven iPhone camera tricks to help […]
No matter how diligently we plan, regardless of how much effort we put forth, there are simply going to be times when the outcome of whatever we are involved with is going to be the exact opposite of what we wanted. When it comes to photography, however, there’s actually a practical answer to that. Yes, there’s a way to ensure that you get a good exposure every time. It’s called exposure bracketing.
If you are looking to take your landscape photography to the next level, then you should be looking at making panoramic images that are created by shooting multiple photos and merging them together while post-processing. In this article, we will look at how to shoot panorama photos and stitch them in Adobe Photoshop – a […]
Trick Photography is exciting, it’s different, it’s challenging and you’ll be simply amazed at what you can do with a little guidance and some tips! We aim to expose you to at least some of the most popular trick photography techniques for you to go away and have a go at…
Freelensing technique is also called lens whacking and this technique can be used to also create tilt shift effect and hence this also has another name called poor man’s tilt shift lens. When freelensing, the plane of focus is no longer parallel to the image sensor of the camera but is tilted depending on how the lens is being tilted. In this article, we will look at how to use freelensing techniques for creative photography.
