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Car photography seems to be becoming increasingly popular recently. People love their cars, they’re proud of them, and they want to show them off. When I browse through the feed on Instagram, I see them with some regularity, even from people who don’t normally post car photos. Just because you might be shooting it for […]

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If youre embedding images from Photobucket to other websites, prepare for an unpleasant surprise. They have changed their subscription rules, and consequently broke links of millions of images across the internet. In case you want to embed the photos from Photobucket to another website or forum, you have to pay $399 per year to make […]

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I’m one of those seemingly odd people who kept hold of CS6 after Adobe switched to its new subscription model. The reasons for it aren’t important, but I know I’m not alone. Every day I see questions online from people also still using CS6. While we have the advantage of not having to keep paying […]

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Federal Aviation Administration is working on the new ways of identifying drones, in order to increase peoples safety and pilots accountability. As a part of these efforts, they are now proposing a remote identification of the consumer drones. In May 2017, FAA announced that the registration of personal drones isnt required any longer.This makes it […]

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What if you had to the power to bring BTTF’s Delorean into life. Flux capacitor and all? PhotographerFelix Hernandez (previously) did just that with a model car. Of course, it’s more than just the model car, I mean, those are around$100 on Amazon, it’s the setting of the car and making it seem as if […]... more

In this article I am going to show you how you can do amazing night photography with no tripod and not too much grain.

In this photo I was on the Academia Bridge in Venice, the place to be to catch the sunset. There were tons of photographers taking long exposure photos, so many that I couldnt squeeze in to put my tripod down. So I put my camera at f/4, went to 1/10th of a second and shot at ISO 1250.

These settings froze the boat and the water is still nice and smooth.... more

Sharing your photography to social media is a major hassle. Every social media platform has different image resolution requirements, aspect ratios, title and key-wording conventions, tags, character restrictions, api rules… While there is very little actual business value to participating in social media at all, there is some value to promoting your work online – […]... more
If you use Facebook, you may have come across a 360 image featuring a psych slasher murdering his victims shared by one of your friends. If you have, then there is a high possibility that you have already seen the work of Adam Martyn Ewings. Through the creation of these 360 images and a bucketload […]... more

It’s always good to go chasing that greener grass on the other side. Sure, you could stay home, but how much more fun it is to explore! There are obvious ways you can learn and grow by photographing locally, but equally, there are a lot of good reasons to throw off that comfort blanket and go for something new, new destinations.

To differing degrees we all have a drive and desire to see the unknown, below are the reasons this desire will enhance your photography. Take time to... more

Previously I rounded up 21 images of fireworks to get you intoa celebratory mood. Now it’s your turn!

By Norm Lanier

Weekly Photography Challenge – Fireworks

Your mission this week is to find a fireworks display and photograph it. If there isn’t one in your area perhaps start with a sparkler... more

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