Photography Blogs & Tutorials

Depending on where you live, you might have already watched Alien: Covenant or youre only a few days away from the premiere. Either way, you can play a bit and create some toy photos with an Alien figurine. When youre a photographer, you can never be too old for toys, right? Mathieu Stern shares an […]

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Using a handheld light meter isn’t for everybody, and we occasionally forget to pack a grey card. But there are things that are close enough to middle grey that they can work just as well. Grass is a common subject to meter off in rural areas. But something else you can use is your hand. […]

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How do you feel when you pass a decaying old house? Is it just an ugly ruin or you see something more? Photographer Rebecca Lilith Bathory sees beauty in these objects most people just seem to pass by or even avoid. Sure, they are sad, ruined, chaotic and even scary but Rebecca finds beauty […]

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There are some non-photographic things photographers always have around. Its not only gaff tape, but Foamcore or foam board can be your best friend in many photo and video projects. Caleb Pike from DSLR Video Shooter shows you five ways you can use it for photography and video and improve your work on the cheap. […]

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There are plenty of fantastic DIY softbox solutions, but this one is definitely something I havent seen before. To make it, youll need an old bicycle wheel. It doesnt only make a great softbox, but it looks really cool, too. So, if that old bicycle is just collecting dust in the garage, maybe its time […]

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Ask most photographers and they will tell you that one of the hardest things to find with respect to photography gear is the perfect camera bag. One that will suit your every need. We search and search, but in the end, we all come to the realization there isnt one bag that will be great for every situation. Though, sometimes you can find one that comes close, for me it was the... more

There are certain things as a photographer you should know regardless of if you are an expert or a novice. These simple yet powerful lessons not only differentiate you but also help you grow in your art and your photographic career. For everynewbie photographer, these are essential lessons to learn and practice.

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If youd like to explore macro photography and youre not willing to invest thousands of dollars in professional macro lenses, photographer Adam Kappa has quite an affordable solution. He shares the setup he uses for macro photography which all of us can use with minimum investment. It involves a kit lens, a cheap external flash, […]

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Smartphone cameras have become quite powerful. Because of this, it seems that more people get attracted to photography and want to explore all its possibilities. To help newbies get into phone photography, Apple has dedicated a section of their website to all aspiring iPhone photographers. They share some shooting tips and tricks in a cool […]

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We’re seeing a lot of commentary triggered by the Souvid Datta episode, where he is accused of both photographing unethically, and of passing off collaged and plagiarised material as his own. This has led to a great deal of hand-wringing and upset, with many people making observations about the state of the photojournalism industry, about […]

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