If you think that the hard work and planning stops after you have taken a photo then think again. Photography workflow is one of the most important jobs a photographer of any level has. If workflow isn’t maintained it can...
Are you trying to get out of shooting fully auto but not sure on what to do? If you understand the exposure triangle but are not yet ready for full auto mode then shutter priority mode may be right for you. What is Shutter...
Are you trying to learn more photography techniques? perhaps you want to learn how to persuade your audience to look at certain parts of your image. Leading lines will help you achieve fresh results and new...
Want to learn how to improve on your sunset photography? We have the only guide you will ever need! Sunset photos are a classic type of photography that every landscape photographer should have in their skill set...
Selective colour photography is shooting and focusing on single colours. This can be tricky. Do you often wonder how to incorporate more of a specific colour whilst reducing the impact the other colours have on the...
Have you seen those photos that blend two images into one and always wondered how? Thats what double exposures are. Whether you choose to do it in camera or in photoshop it is another great technique to add to your bow! In...
If you have always enjoyed taking photographs but never thought of it as a career then think again! It is time to become your own boss. Use these tips on how to become a photographer to take your obsession to your...
Do you shoot images and wish the photography backdrops looked better? Perhaps you wish you had a cleaner backdrop for a portrait or perhaps you have the perfect nature shot that would look even better with a mountain...
One of North America’s best-known contemporary outdoor and nature photographers and a leader in the field of digital imaging and photographic education, Lepp is the author of many books and the field editor of Outdoor...
Aperture The aperture of your camera lens is essentially just a hole. The bigger you set that hole, the more light is allowed in. The smaller the hole, the less light comes through. Makes sense right? If...