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Adjusting Contrast vs Clarity for Better Photos

Adjusting Contrast vs Clarity for Better Photos

There’s been a lot of debate online regarding the Contrast adjustment versus the Clarity adjustment that appears within most digital photo-editing software products. Both seem to affect the contrast within a photo. So, what’s the difference when post-processing your images? That’s the topic of today’s quick tip. This article is based on concepts from the […]

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This is Why RAW is the Best Choice for Your Photography

This is Why RAW is the Best Choice for Your Photography

I want give you the rock-solid reasons why RAW is your best choice for a camera file format. Don’t get me wrong: there is a time and place for the trusted and long-used JPEG format as well. I’ll touch on that too. This article is based on concepts from the Fundamental Photo Editing Guide which […]

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Night Photography Tips

Night Photography Tips

Night photography is a typical “next step” for many budding photographers. I have had numerous photographers ask me over the years, “What do I need to get started in night photography?” My response is always, “What type of night photography do you want to do?” To which they inevitably say, “I don’t know. I just […]

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Minimalism: Home Photography Activity

Minimalism: Home Photography Activity

Many of us are spending a lot of time at home these days for the cold weather. Why not use this time to learn a fun and exciting photography technique called Minimalism? This article is based on concepts from the The Photography Action Cards which are currently on sale. The definition of Minimalism is a […]

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Door Photography Tips

Door Photography Tips

There is something magical about doorways and the inspiration that comes with wanting to photograph them. This article is based on concepts from The Photography Action Cards which are currently 88% off if you want to dig deeper for further training. This doorway, pictured below, was captured while hiking the Blue Path in Italy, from […]

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Lighthouse Photography Tips

Lighthouse Photography Tips

Lighthouses are a favorite subject for photographers, because they are romantic. However, some realities can make creating an excellent lighthouse photo challenging. This article will provide you with some valuable insight into improving your lighthouse pictures, and we will discuss these skill points: Composition with a limited point of view Spotting problems: crooked horizon, trash […]

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Silhouette Photography Tips

Silhouette Photography Tips

This article is based on concepts from The Understanding Light Photography Guide which is currently 68% off until the end of the month, January 31. A silhouetted photograph almost always garners immediate and positive attention. There is much confusion out there in Internet-land about the differences between a silhouette, a shadow, and when something is […]

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Using S-Curves and Color Contrasts in Your Photography

Using S-Curves and Color Contrasts in Your Photography

This article is based on concepts from the Understanding Composition Guide which is currently 62% off if you want to dig deeper for further training. Most photographers have heard of the S curve, and this example photo is a literal example of the concept. Fun Fact The S curve did not originate with photography. It […]

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Do This and Your Bad Weather Photos Will Shine

Do This and Your Bad Weather Photos Will Shine

Nothing is worse than going on vacation with your photo gear packed, and it rains the entire time! This quick tip comes from The Bad Weather Photography Guide which is currently 75% off if you want to check it out. I love taking vacations in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. It’s been my […]

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Color Contrast in Photography

Color Contrast in Photography

This article is based on concepts from The Photography Action Cards if you want to dig deeper for further training. Color contrast is a relatively straightforward tool of composition to master. Once you start looking for it, you will see it almost everywhere. This is especially true in nature, which has evolved to use color […]

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