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How to do High-Speed Photography Tricks

How to do High-Speed Photography Tricks

If you’ve ever thought about it, high-speed photography is actually a really interesting photography genre. Everyday mundane activities can appear mind-blowing when you freeze the frame at the right moment. In fact, with high-speed photography, it’s almost like you’re slowing down time and having a peek at it. Sounds staggering, right? In today’s exciting video, […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Reaching for the Stars

Interesting Photo of the Day: Reaching for the Stars

Doesn’t it sound really lovely when somebody says they’d bring you the stars if they could? Even if it’s not exactly possible, when you’re creative and imaginative enough, you’re just about able to do anything. Have a look at the following image taken by photographer Garcy Cummins. It really looks like someone is off to […]

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Macro Photography Using Extension Tubes

Macro Photography Using Extension Tubes

How convenient would it be if you could use your regular lens to take close up shots of subjects just as if it were a macro lens? While macro lenses are perfect for close-up images, they can be expensive for someone who doesn’t do much macro photography. This is where an extension tube can be […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Rolling Fog at Mount Tamalpais

Interesting Photo of the Day: Rolling Fog at Mount Tamalpais

Fog is tricky. There are extreme variations of opinions on fog depending on how and where you come across it. For instance, if a dense layer of fog covers up the beauty of your location, you might not like it. Visibility gets impacted, and many people even feel suffocated. However, if you get to observe […]

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Zone Focus Tutorial for Street Photography

Zone Focus Tutorial for Street Photography

If you’ve ever tried your hand at street photography, you know how fast-paced this genre is. People move in all directions and actions happen spontaneously. You need to go with the flow and always be ready to take photos.  This is where zone focusing comes in handy. Street photographer Jonathan Paragas shows how to master […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Fierce Lightning Bolts

Interesting Photo of the Day: Fierce Lightning Bolts

Taking photographs of lightning is one tricky business. You never know when and where those bolts will strike. So, it helps if you have a ton of patience, and a bit of luck on your side whenever you’re out photographing lightning. And yeah, safety is a big concern too. Considering all these factors, the return […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Midnight Sunrise in Senja

Interesting Photo of the Day: Midnight Sunrise in Senja

Of all the breathtaking natural phenomena that we can witness, the midnight sun phenomena in Norway is definitely something special. For about 76 days a year, between May and July, northern parts of Norway get to enjoy sunshine 24 hours a day. The sun just gets close to the horizon and starts rising again. How […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Sailing Rock at Night

Interesting Photo of the Day: Sailing Rock at Night

Before the mystery behind the Sailing Rocks in Death Valley was deciphered, it was a peculiar and very interesting phenomenon that bewildered the world. And even after the reason was discovered in 2014, the Sailing Rocks still make for one spectacular occurrence. Is it some supernatural power that’s pushing the rocks? Or, is this some […]

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Abandoned Building Photography Tutorial: 11 Tips

Abandoned Building Photography Tutorial: 11 Tips

Abandoned buildings can be a great source of images that portray broken emotional connection and also the power of time. However, there is a certain level of preparation and precautionary measures to take into consideration. Photographer James Kerwin with COOPH presents 11 useful tips and tricks to photograph abandoned buildings in the following video: Before starting […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Taxi Panning in Hong Kong

Interesting Photo of the Day: Taxi Panning in Hong Kong

Panning is a technique wherein the photographer tracks a moving subject while using a slower shutter speed. The concept of moving the camera while using slower shutter speed may sound surprising to beginners, and that’s exactly what makes this technique a challenge. The following image of a taxi in Hong Kong by photographer Nathan Ackley […]

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