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DIY Rustic Food Photography Backdrop

DIY Rustic Food Photography Backdrop

When working in food photography, there is one crucial element that can make or break your photo: the backdrop. This key ingredient can enhance a certain appeal or provide the perfect contrast from your formal dishes. In this insightful tutorial, Utah based food photographer Brooke Lark shows a fun and simple way to create a […]

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Location Portrait Lighting Techniques with Flash & Ambient

Location Portrait Lighting Techniques with Flash & Ambient

An overcast sky is often considered the best kind of lighting for portraits. Not only does it provide a soft and even light source, but it allows you the ability to set your camera settings and fire away. To understand a little more about the pros and cons of ambient light versus flash in portrait […]

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Wedding Photographer’s Point of View

Wedding Photographer’s Point of View

Wedding photography is both emotional and powerful, and the images produced provide a constant reminder of one of the most important events in our lives. When taking photos, it’s rarely a “what you see is what you get” kind of moment. It’s important that the photographer knows exactly what he or she is doing. To further illustrate […]

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Wheelchair Street Photography Techniques

Wheelchair Street Photography Techniques

It’s amazing how many things we take for granted as photographers. In most cases, it isn’t until something life changing happens that we truly see how good we really had it. No one understands this more than street photographer Anthony Carbajal, whose career aspirations were shattered upon his 2014 diagnosis of Lou Gehrig’s disease (aka […]

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Timelapse Photography: The Lion City II – Majulah

Timelapse Photography: The Lion City II – Majulah

Timelapse photography is a long term commitment that takes time and dedication. And nobody shows just how painstakingly devoted you must be more than photographer and filmmaker Keith Loutit. For his amazing timelapse masterpiece, The Lion City II – Majulah, Loutit spent more than 500 days over a span of 3 years capturing all of the footage. […]

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5 Things to Consider When Shooting Overhead Portraits

5 Things to Consider When Shooting Overhead Portraits

When working in photography, it’s safe to say the possibilities are endless. Every day new ideas and creativity stem breathtaking imagery we could only have previously imagined. One such example is overhead portraits. While overhead photos can be stunning, they bring on their own unique set of problems. From helpful tips to camera safety, photographer Gavin Hoey provides a […]

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How to Shoot a Bathroom Beauty Photograph

How to Shoot a Bathroom Beauty Photograph

Like any other form of photography, when shooting indoor portraits you have to remember that light changes outside will also affect the contrast and balance on the inside. While it can be easy to get caught up in what gear you need to capture the shot, there are plenty of other elements to keep in mind. […]

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How to Use Shutter Speed to Control Water in Timelapse Photography

How to Use Shutter Speed to Control Water in Timelapse Photography

When working on a timelapse, you make a lot of decisions. You have to consider shutter speed, aperture, ISO, time of day, and various other preferences. While there are no right or wrong answers, you have to know the end result you’re trying to achieve. Each choice you make—no matter how big or small—determines the overall […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure with Camera on Road

Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure with Camera on Road

The night sky calls many photographers to enter the realm of astrophotography. However, this specialized form of photography takes more than just grabbing a camera and capturing a few pictures. With such a low level of light, it is essential to use long exposures and to focus on your subject. And be prepared, because finding […]

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How to Style Your Food Photography Composition to the Camera

How to Style Your Food Photography Composition to the Camera

Due to the precision of each and every little decision, food photography is often considered one of the most challenging forms of photography. While it takes a lot of hard work to look effortless, many photographers wonder what it is that holds them back from reaching compositional perfection. However, with one simple yet powerful styling […]

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