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10 Tips for Street Photography

10 Tips for Street Photography

It’s a crazy world out there. Taking candid photographs of people with events unfolding spontaneously is what makes street photography fun. As fun as street photography is, it comes with its own set of challenges. Kai Wong,  Joshua K. Jackson, and Craig Whitehead discuss 10 tips to improve your street photography: 1. Overcome the Fear Being […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Forest of Poplars

Interesting Photo of the Day: Forest of Poplars

Located in Morrow County, Oregon, the Boardman Tree Farm is popular with photographers in the region. Known as Pacific Albus, the type of trees that are grown in this farm are known for growing fast and yielding a beautiful yellow color during autumn. Photographer Ben Babusis took the following photo in autumn when the farm […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Frog Eggs & Flowers in a Puddle

Interesting Photo of the Day: Frog Eggs & Flowers in a Puddle

Art can sometimes be found in the most unexpected places. And some people have the ability to create art out of just about anything. The following photo of some frog eggs and flowers in a puddle by Anastasia is a prime example: Some viewers argue that the photograph looks like a painting, and rightly so. […]

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DIY Pinhole Lens Tutorial

DIY Pinhole Lens Tutorial

Would you like to take images with a retro feel to them? And do you happen to have a spare camera body cap with you? If the answer to both of the questions is “Yes”, then you are in luck. Here’s a short DIY tutorial from Blue Mantle Films that show you how to make […]

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Wedding Cake Photography Tips

Wedding Cake Photography Tips

In addition to capturing all the perfect moments of the ceremony and reception, a wedding photographer is responsible for shooting the many little details that go into a wedding. Couples spend a lot of money and time to get the perfect wedding cake—it’s a detail you can’t leave out. Patrick Haul from Fstoppers explains how […]

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Making the Most of Natural Light for Travel Photography

Making the Most of Natural Light for Travel Photography

Travel photographers don’t have the luxury of carrying their lighting setup everywhere they go. They have to make the most out of the natural light that’s available at the moment. If they don’t like the lighting, they can wait. But the moment won’t wait for them. Photographer Mitchell Kanashkevich discusses the challenges that a travel […]

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Tips for Photo Shoots in Confined Spaces

Tips for Photo Shoots in Confined Spaces

Every photographer dreams of spacious, convenient photo shoot locations. If only life was that simple. In the real world, there are often cases where the artist needs to shoot from a very confined space—sometimes leading to composing without even looking through the viewfinder or the screen. Photographer and film director Jay P. Morgan demonstrates how […]

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8 Photography Tips to Step Up Your Game

8 Photography Tips to Step Up Your Game

There are some moments in life when you just feel uninspired and feel that you might have lost your creative touch. This is quite common with artists, and it doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re done and dusted. Photographer Bob Holmes, who has over 40 years of experience, shares some tips and tricks that will up […]

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Lighting Tips to Reveal Still Life Textures

Lighting Tips to Reveal Still Life Textures

When it comes to still life photography, it’s necessary to capture the proper details, shape, highlights, and textures to step it up to the next level. Daniel Norton from Adorama explains how you can use your lighting setup to capture the detail of the product while shooting still life. To do this, he uses a […]

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Cameras are Better Now Than They Have Ever Been

Cameras are Better Now Than They Have Ever Been

Cameras manufacturers market new products in a way that makes you feel like you have to have the latest and the greatest equipment to improve your photography. And many people fall into the trap. But if you think about it, every famous photograph was made with a camera that was less advanced than any modern […]

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