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Tips to Help You Grow Your Instagram in 2021

Tips to Help You Grow Your Instagram in 2021

Instagram has been a popular platform for photographers and videographers to showcase their work for quite some time now. However, if you’ve used the app recently, you might’ve noticed that it has undergone some significant changes and introduced new features. While such changes are inevitable in social media, creators might feel the need to optimize […]

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Aperture and Shutter: Science of the F-stop

Aperture and Shutter: Science of the F-stop

We all use cameras in our day to day lives. However, some of us know nothing more about the devices than “point and shoot”. If you ever wondered how to take portrait photos of a subject with a blurred background, or how they take those pictures of trailing lights or water across a landscape, keep […]

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Street Photography with a Telephoto Lens

Street Photography with a Telephoto Lens

If you’re interested in street photography, you’ll come across a lot of photographers who’ll suggest you use a lens somewhere between 24mm and 50mm. The wider field of view gives your image context and forces you to be more involved by getting close to the action. Images can also appear more natural with a perspective […]

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Tips on How to Shoot Amazing Interior Photography

Tips on How to Shoot Amazing Interior Photography

This is the first tip I would like to give you. Simplify If you view the interior in front of you, take notice in what needs to be there and what doesn’t. Remove everything that would “eat up” focus in the final photo and leave everything that grabs the attention. For instance, a piece of […]

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5 Hacks to Improve Your Portrait Photography

5 Hacks to Improve Your Portrait Photography

When working as a photographer, it is essential that you put in that extra effort to make your images, and yourself, stand out from the crowd. And no, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to spend extra on your gears, or use some extraordinary photography techniques. As photographer Sawyer Hartman demonstrates, you can use […]

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Instagram vs. Reality: Don’t Be Fooled by Photoshop

Instagram vs. Reality: Don’t Be Fooled by Photoshop

Social media has become a platform where people show a perfect version of their lives. Reality, of course, can be far different from what’s posted. But if you look at these snapshots from a photographer’s perspective—instead of simply judging the people—things actually get really interesting. You can analyze how people play with the angles, poses, […]

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Winter Photography Tips

Winter Photography Tips

Drifts of snow and freezing wonderlands are coaxing out photographers to record the beautiful countryside in all its winter glory, but as many of you will find it’s not without its problems. We are going to take a look at some of the problems that can get in your way of producing the images that […]

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Night Street Photography Tips & Techniques

Night Street Photography Tips & Techniques

Street photography during the night can be an entirely different experience from shooting during the day. It has some challenges of its own, but the creative opportunities you get are something you won’t find at other times. Neon lights, street lamps and window reflections are some of the classic examples of what you can shoot […]

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Lens Hood: A Vital Piece of Camera Equipment

Lens Hood: A Vital Piece of Camera Equipment

“What’s that weird thing on the front of your lens?” This is something I hear every time I teach a photo workshop. Well, you canʼt blame the students. They’re usually beginners, and since we were all beginners once, I try to cut them some slack. Lens hoods or lens shades are a vital piece of […]

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Landscape Photographer Shares His Creative Anxiety

Landscape Photographer Shares His Creative Anxiety

Admit it: at least once in your life, you’ve told yourself your photography isn’t good enough. Well, you’re not alone. This is a sort of phase that most photographers go through, like a constant rollercoaster of our love-hate relationship with the art. If you come across these thoughts frequently, you’ll love what we’ve got for […]

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