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Avoiding Low Light Street Photography Mistakes

Avoiding Low Light Street Photography Mistakes

Ever wondered how pro photographers take such stunning night photography? If yours look more like “deer-in-a-headlight” candids or inky Rorschach tests, Jason Vong has some tips for you. In this photography tutorial, he exposes the top mistakes beginners make when photographing in low light — and how best to fix them. Levitate Towards the Light […]

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Start-to-Finish Focus Stacking Process

Start-to-Finish Focus Stacking Process

Sharpness is a necessity when it comes to professional photography. However, it’s not a given, especially at a closer range to a subject or when using a wider aperture. A significant amount of blur and out-of-focus area can spoil an image — but focus stacking can help! Pro landscape photographer Mark Denney is here to […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Illuminating the Milky Way

Interesting Photo of the Day: Illuminating the Milky Way

The sky has a magical quality — especially when photographers go all out to catch it in its best “light.” Mike Abramyan loves not only to shoot the inhabitants of the night sky clearly but also their nuance of colors. From violet to lime green, his astrophotography is packed full of rainbow tones and vibes. […]

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Landscape Photography Masterclass & Tips

Landscape Photography Masterclass & Tips

The world around us is diverse and teeming with once-in-a-lifetime views. Landscape photographers aim to capture those moments — be they a lofty, mist-shrouded mountain or photo-bombing bovines. Talented landscape photographer Charlie Waite captures the extraordinary in the ordinary. His photographs are a masterclass in composition, depth, and emotion. One of his secrets is his […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Night at the Train Station

Interesting Photo of the Day: Night at the Train Station

Cities and public spaces are usually bustling with people and activity. As such, there’s nothing quite as spooky as happening upon abandoned urban areas — as Joshua Singh found out! He took what one could arguably claim is the eeriest of abandoned train station snaps. Complete with thick fog and sickly glimmering neon lights, we’re […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Milky Way over Alpine Hut

Interesting Photo of the Day: Milky Way over Alpine Hut

There’s nothing like cozying up in a warm hut on a snowy evening. If you time your exposure and shoot just right, its glow may not be the only thing lighting up the night! Kavan Chay waited for the perfect time to capture the Milky Way on just such a day. Arching halo-like above the […]

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High ISO Noise Reduction Photo Editing Techniques

High ISO Noise Reduction Photo Editing Techniques

Capturing a subject requires mastery of various camera settings — including ISO. However, adjusting this setting can come with its pitfalls, especially at the higher end of the spectrum. Higher ISOs result in more exposure but can also pack unwanted noise. In his latest tutorial, Scott Walker shares his tips on how to easily and […]

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Daytime Fill Flash Photography Demonstration

Daytime Fill Flash Photography Demonstration

Flash photography is one area in which not all photographers may be fully proficient. Flash can be tricky to use, often resulting in over-exposed images that look amateur. Something you should hide away in a bottom drawer, certainly not publish in a glossy or show in a gallery! Love it or hate it, mastering your […]

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Using Facial Shadows in Studio Portrait Photography

Using Facial Shadows in Studio Portrait Photography

The right lighting is key to any shoot, but you can do much more with it than illuminate your subject. Everyday household items are ideal tools to use to bend the light, casting unique shadows on your subject. Gavin Hoey is passionate about teaching photographers everything he knows about the trade. Yes, including how to […]

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Macro Focus Bracketing and Lighting Tutorial

Macro Focus Bracketing and Lighting Tutorial

One of the key markers of stunning macro photography is image sharpness. A little camera shake, too much depth, or an out-of-focus corner of the subject can really ruin an image. You want to get every detail, which requires an advanced understanding of your camera’s settings. Yes, including flash and focus bracketing — which Andrew […]

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