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Nestled along the rugged California coastline, the Keyhole Arch stands as a natural wonder that has captivated the hearts of photographers around the world. This magnificent geological formation, carved meticulously by the forces of nature, is not just a testament to the earth’s artistry but also a celestial calendar of sorts, revealing a unique spectacle […]
Lightroom is a powerful tool for photographers, offering an extensive range of features for photo organization and editing. Knowing a few shortcuts and hidden features can significantly speed up the workflow and enhance your editing process. Here are some helpful Lightroom shortcuts and secrets that can benefit photographers. Related note: limited spots available for the […]
Nothing is worse than going on vacation with your photo gear packed, and it rains the entire time! This quick tip comes from The Bad Weather Photography Guide which is currently 75% off if you want to check it out. I love taking vacations in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. It’s been my […]
Black Friday is upon us and it can be a very good day of savings for photographers! As the craziness around this shopping day only increases every year; retailers, publishers, and service providers are rolling out amazing discounts for the holiday season. Here is a comprehensive list of the best Black Friday deals we found tailored […]
In the art of photography, it’s the harmony of visual elements that creates a memorable photo. Two fundamental techniques often discussed to achieve this are the Rule of Thirds and the Fibonacci Spiral. Both of these techniques serve as powerful tools to guide composition, leading viewers’ eyes to a specific point in an image. However, […]
The histogram is a graphical representation of the tonal range of the image, with the left side of the graph representing the shadows and the right side representing the highlights. By checking the histogram, you can determine if the image is properly exposed, or if it is underexposed or overexposed. Quick reminder: today’s quick tip […]
If you want to give yourself a “light education” in the context of photo editing, experimenting with black and white photography is a fun and effective way to do it. By removing color from an image, you are left with only the light and the shapes of the objects it bounces off. Studying this can […]
Someone asked me: “how do I know when enough is enough? [when editing my photos]”. And it’s a great question! But the thing is, there’s no way to give a precise answer to this question that will work for everyone. So here’s how I’d answer it: You just kinda need to hit the “goldilocks zone”. […]
For photographers aiming to improve their editing skills quickly and effectively, the new Fundamental Editing Case Studies offer a practical approach that covers real-world scenarios. Each case study dives into challenges photographers often face, with step-by-step solutions that reveal how to elevate images with smart editing techniques. Whether dealing with lighting issues, complex compositions, or […]
There are few terms in the world of photography as ubiquitous and yet as misunderstood as the ‘megapixel.’ When choosing a new camera, the megapixel count is often one of the first specs potential buyers consider, equating it with image quality. However, a high megapixel count does not necessarily guarantee superior image quality. In this […]
