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Black and White Photography on Rainy Days

Black and White Photography on Rainy Days

This article is based on concepts from the Bad Weather Photography Guide and also the Better B&W Photography Guide if you want to dig deeper for further training. One of my favorite locations in the entire world to take pictures is coastal Oregon. And as sure as the sunrise and taxes, most of the time […]

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Camera Stability Hacks When a Tripod Isn’t an Option

Camera Stability Hacks When a Tripod Isn’t an Option

In the world of photography, capturing the perfect shot often depends on the stability of your camera. While tripods are the go-to solution for most, there are occasions when they might not be at hand, or they may be impractical due to location or circumstance. Fortunately, a few techniques can help you ensure a steady […]

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Removing Image Noise and Recovering Original Detail

Removing Image Noise and Recovering Original Detail

The photography world is a dynamic field with constant updates and upgrades, ensuring that professionals and hobbyists alike get the best experience possible. Topaz Photo AI has been at the forefront, offering intuitive photo-editing solutions that cater to a wide array of needs. Their recent updates have ushered in a series of exciting features and […]

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8 of the Most Important Photoshop Tools for Photographers

8 of the Most Important Photoshop Tools for Photographers

Photoshop is one of the most well known and most commonly used image editing software programs in the world. It’s used worldwide both personally and professionally. When people see a picture they believe too good to be true, the reply is often the same: “That’s Photoshopped.” What many people don’t realize is that many of […]

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From Photoshop to AI: Evolution of the Photography Industry

From Photoshop to AI: Evolution of the Photography Industry

Relevant reminder: launch sale ending soon for the Synthetic Photography Masterclass The last few decades have witnessed dramatic shifts in the photography industry, evolving from the pure artistry of capturing the perfect shot to a domain replete with cutting-edge technology. This evolution was ignited by the introduction of Photoshop, and today, it is being further […]

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10 Expert Tips for Stunning iPhone Macro Photography

10 Expert Tips for Stunning iPhone Macro Photography

Have you ever peered into the heart of a flower, seen the intricate details on a bug’s exoskeleton, or admired the subtle intricacies of a decaying leaf? You might be thinking, “I’d need a microscope or expensive camera equipment to do that!” However, Emil Pakarklis from the iPhone Photo Academy Summer Sale has shared an […]

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Understanding Diffused Light

Understanding Diffused Light

Today’s article was kindly shared with us by Ignacio Palacios, author of the 12 Types of Natural Light which is designed to help photographers harness the incredible power of light. If you don’t like strong contrast in your images, this is the light to use. Overcast days don’t mean you can’t shoot. While a white […]

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Synthetic Photography Masterclass

Synthetic Photography Masterclass

As technology continues to evolve and intertwine with our daily lives, a groundbreaking innovation has emerged that stands to reshape our very perception of photography. Known as “Synthetic Photography“, this revolutionary process has the potential to redefine how we capture, create, and share visual content. Understanding Synthetic Photography At its core, synthetic photography is a […]

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Shutter Speed Determination for Hand-held Landscape Photos

Shutter Speed Determination for Hand-held Landscape Photos

Now generally I recommend a tripod for landscape photography, however, I do shoot a fair bit of hand-held landscapes too and trust me, I have had more than my share of blurry photos in my 15 odd years of photography. Is there anything worse than a Blurry Masterpiece? In my opinion, there is nothing worse […]

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Wildlife Photography: Tips for Better Composition

Wildlife Photography: Tips for Better Composition

For a nature photographer, composition can be a daily challenge. In wildlife photography, the challenge is even greater. Not only are you trying to satisfy your own creative vision, but you also have to deal with a subject which may have no interest in having its photo taken. I can’t help you much with an […]

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