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Long Shutter Speeds: 5 Photo Tips

Long Shutter Speeds: 5 Photo Tips

Long exposure photography opens up doors for maximizing your creativity. When using this technique, you basically leave the shutter open for a bit longer allowing the camera to record movement in the scene. The resulting images stand out because they show things that human eyes don’t see. In this video by B&H, you’ll learn a […]

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The Street Photographer’s Lightroom Presets

The Street Photographer’s Lightroom Presets

To help with a street photo editing workflow, these presets are designed to help photographers instantly bring out the best attributes of their street photography with exposure adjustments, clarity, vibrance, saturation, split toning, highlights, shadows, sharpening, noise reduction, vignetting, graduated filter adjustments and much more. They are currently 67% off today if you want to […]

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Landscape Photographer Shares His Favorite Lens

Landscape Photographer Shares His Favorite Lens

As a landscape photographer, you’ll find yourself relying on a wide range of focal lengths. This means carrying multiple lenses with you, which is not always a good thing. Landscape photography usually requires you to hike quite a bit, and sometimes the terrain can be really tough. Overloading yourself with unnecessary weight is not a […]

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Images Are Stories: The Case for Storytelling Photography

Images Are Stories: The Case for Storytelling Photography

That images are stories is a self-evident truth, not only of photography but of all images, from children’s drawings through the paintings and sculptures found in world-class museums. Images are only one form of narrative or story. We all tell stories all the time. It is through narrative that we humans make sense of things. […]

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Techniques for Dodging & Burning Landscapes in Photoshop

Techniques for Dodging & Burning Landscapes in Photoshop

When capturing any image, a photographer wants the viewers to pay attention to certain things, and ignore the rest. If the viewers really view the image as the photographer intended, the image is successful. One convenient way to do so is by highlighting what you want the viewers to pay attention to, and by darkening […]

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Keeping Your Camera Still for Sharp Night Photography

Keeping Your Camera Still for Sharp Night Photography

Learning how to begin taking photos at night is dependent on some very key photography practices. Taking photos in low light conditions, especially of the city, is a fantastic approach to get better in your shooting of long exposures. You must primarily learn how low light photography techniques work. Taking good photos at night requires […]

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New: Night Photography Educational Assignments

New: Night Photography Educational Assignments

Have you tried these new night photography educational assignments? 45 Pages of lessons and 35 Assignments that you can use to master night photography. They are currently 84% off today if you want to check them out. Deal ending soon: Night Photography Lessons & Assignments at 84% Off Learn from the mini-lessons within each category. […]

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Are You Using Your Light Meter Correctly?

Are You Using Your Light Meter Correctly?

A light meter is a handy device that helps you with calculating exposure. Some photographers point it at the camera, while others point it at the light source. So, what is the right way? Well, it depends on the look you’re after. Photographer Mark Wallace from Adorama explains how to use a light meter: Understanding […]

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5 Tips for Becoming More Instinctive With Portrait Photography

5 Tips for Becoming More Instinctive With Portrait Photography

The main challenge with portrait photography is, without a doubt, producing a portrait that does not leave the subject looking rigid, anxious, or just simply uncomfortable. A portrait photographer must gain his or her subject’s trust to help them loosen up and become actively involved in the sitting. The results will be more natural and […]

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Split Toning Lightroom Photo Editing Tutorial

Split Toning Lightroom Photo Editing Tutorial

Split toning is the method of adding different tones to the highlights and the shadows during post-processing. Landscape photographer Mark Denney feels that this is one of the most underutilized features of Lightroom. If you’re consistent with it, you can even develop your own signature style: To demonstrate how split toning works, Denney simply uses […]

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