Another interesting day of photography with articles on free lensing, the old Mac Pro for photography, backlighting wide angle environmental portraits and some lenses for micro four thirds cameras. So grab a coffee and get comfortable! Introduction to Free Lensing As photographers, we sometimes get into the mindset that every detail must be perfect. Sometimes, […]
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While it’s easy to think of sand as a pretty boring photographic subject, a little thought and imagination from a photographer can turn it into quite a photography project. The white sands of New Mexico, the black sands in Iceland, the pink sands in Bermuda represent a fraction of the varied mineral grain compositions that […]
This weeks list of links features a selection of tutorials, special features and great photography that covers a wide variety of subjects and topics. Toad Hollow Photography has been searching in all corners of the internet, finding some of the very best images and posts that artists and writers have been creating and sharing online, […]
Lenses are what define our images, give it contrast, colour and sharpness, or the opposite of these if you buy a dud. Today, we have an amazing variety of lenses at our disposal, some new, some older. However, like cameras, only a very few lenses could be called great, iconic or perhaps game changing. Today […]
Is there anything that can’t be fixed in post? Thanks to the brilliance of Lightroom, Photoshop, and other similar applications, one could easily surmise that the answer to that question is a resounding no. Crooked horizons, over/under-exposure, excessive noise — all relatively easy to remedy. You can even remove the people cluttering up your shot […]
We photographers love a bit of low-light photography. Whether it be a bright, neon-lit cityscape or a subtle dusk landscape, low light can convey a sense of emotion in our shots. Most of us have taken low-light shots at some stage or another, with differing degrees of success. One of the keys to getting great […]
