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Interesting Photo of the Day: Soho Building, Japan

Interesting Photo of the Day: Soho Building, Japan

Some photo locations are so good that no matter how many times you come across an image taken there, you don’t mind stopping and appreciating it. The Soho building in Odaiba, Japan is one of those places that’s quite popular. Many photographers and Instagrammers have posted an image of the building. You might have already […]

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How to Set Up Your Camera and Meter for a White Background

How to Set Up Your Camera and Meter for a White Background

Product and fashion photographers get requests for images with clean white backgrounds all the time. This is quite a common requirement for catalogs and online stores. With the right lighting technique, you can save a lot of time and effort in trying to clean that background up in post. Photographer Daniel Norton from Adorama shows […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Zebra in the Grasslands

Interesting Photo of the Day: Zebra in the Grasslands

A very common misconception that most of us have is that simple images do not stand out. Whereas, in fact, when done right, even a simple image can be highly impactful. Take for instance the following image that was shot by photographer Thomas Bartelds in the grasslands of Namibia. On surface, there doesn’t seem to […]

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3 Reasons Why Spot Metering is a Bad Idea for Wildlife Photos

3 Reasons Why Spot Metering is a Bad Idea for Wildlife Photos

If you’re familiar with spot metering, you know that in this mode the camera meters for less than 5% of the frame to determine the exposure. You can use this metering mode when nailing the exposure in-camera is of utmost importance. However, since this mode considers a very small section of the frame, you need […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure at Shibuya Crossing

Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure at Shibuya Crossing

Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo has to be one of the most identifiable landmarks of the city. If you are in Tokyo, don’t forget to visit this scramble intersection that you can find just outside Shibuya station. A remarkable feature of the crossing is that you can see hundreds of people pouring across the street from […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Dog Hiding for Sneak Attack

Interesting Photo of the Day: Dog Hiding for Sneak Attack

Dogs – what would we do without them? Their unconditional love for us makes it such a joy to be around them. No matter how bad or difficult your day has been, going home to your dog immediately makes you forget everything. This feeling of joy must be the reason why the internet loves dog […]

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Should Photographers Give RAW Files to Clients?

Should Photographers Give RAW Files to Clients?

If you’re a member of any online photography forums or social media groups then you occasionally come across people asking whether or not they should hand over RAW files to clients who ask for them. Photographer James Windsor has a simple answer to this common question: Windsor puts forward the following five reasons why you […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: The Elevator Encounter

Interesting Photo of the Day: The Elevator Encounter

Photographers are visual storytellers. This especially applies to street-photographers. A moment that they capture can be interpreted in many different ways to derive various stories. Some can be fun, some can invoke anger, and some can leave you wondering about what happened next. Street photographer Marco Gaia took the following image in Milan, Italy and […]

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Location Portrait: Wide Angle or Telephoto Lens?

Location Portrait: Wide Angle or Telephoto Lens?

When you’re out on location for a portrait shoot, you’ve mainly got two options as far as lens choice is concerned. You can either go wide to cover the model and the location, or go tight with a telephoto lens and emphasize just the model. However, each of these choices has advantages and disadvantages. In […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Ouse Valley Viaduct

Interesting Photo of the Day: Ouse Valley Viaduct

The Ouse Valley Viaduct, also known as the Balcombe Viaduct, carries the London-Brighton Railway Line over the River Ouse in Sussex. Thanks to the ornate design, it looks aesthetically beautiful. This is why many describe the structure as probably the most elegant viaduct in Britain. It spans around 1,600 feet in a straight line, and […]

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