Photography Blogs & Tutorials

If you take a left turn from the comfort of your usual photography sites and safe viewing places you might notice there is at them moment a wealth of darker delights for you to find. Images that shock, awe and downright creep you out. Horror photography seems to be having a little boost right now, […]

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With photography being more popular than ever been before, it’s no surprise that there are also a whole bunch of accessories available on the market. Many of these are completely unnecessary items that you’ll most likely never need. In this article, I’ll introduce you to three accessories for landscape photography that you can manage without BUT will probably be used more than anything else. I wouldn’t be surprised if they end up as your favorite accessories that you... more

This week I got to do an amazing shoot with some of the best Fx makeup that I have been blessed to work with so far. How cool is this werewolf makeup by Nikoleta Tzani. And it got me thinking, how crucial makeup is not only on a shoot but to a photographer’s career. With […]

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If you’ve struggled to resize images to an exact pixel size watch this video tutorial by Phil Steele. He will show you exactly how to crop your images to fit a specific pixel size (like for a Facebook banner, etc.) using one quick step in Photoshop.

Crop to pixel size using Photoshop

Phil also mentioned that it’s a good idea to sharpen your image after cropping. Here is some help on that topic:

Last Sunday (30th April) was World Pinhole Day. So I decided early on that my photo story this week would be about pinhole photography. Initially, Id planned to take and show some pinhole photographs. But as I played with the idea, I realised that the more interesting story was about the making of the pinhole […]

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Check out: The Light at the End of the Tunnel 18 Totally Tubular Images.

By Thomas Hawk

Weekly Photography Challenge – Tunnels

If you live in a city there are likely a few options for you to go find some tunnels to photograph.

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I did not plan on writing a dedicated article on RAW vs JPEG. Why? I thought this ship had sailed long ago and the time of heated debates over which format is better was well into the past. But, what I realized in teaching photography is that this topic is still confusing and unclear for […]

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The cinematic look is definitely something we talk a lot about, both in terms of photography and cinematography. There are many tutorials for achieving this look, and yet, the definition is quite vague. It seems all of us have a different perception of what makes an image or a video cinematic. Is it the lens, […]

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I believe taking good nightlife shots isnt easy. You need to capture the atmosphere, but at the same time remain discrete and not be pushy. Photographer Roy Bridgewood did a great job photographing an A-list Cirque le Soir party. He captured great moments, flamboyant costumes and burlesque atmosphere with a dash of creepiness. And he […]

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Tunnels have a unique lighting situation – they are dark in the middle, with the light coming from one end.

They can also be a great place to create or take unique photographs. Here is what 18 photographers created with photos of tunnels:

By Tore Bustad

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