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How to Capture Leading Lines That Work

How to Capture Leading Lines That Work

Leading lines are a “first try” composition tool for many photographers when they attempt to consciously compose a photograph. The reason for this is that they’re often easily spotted within a scene. Leading lines can be comprised of physical objects, colors, and/or areas of contrast. There are two common mistakes and one common misconception when […]

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Tripods for Photography: Everything You Need to Know

Tripods for Photography: Everything You Need to Know

Tripods may seem like one of the simpler items in the photographer’s toolkit, but there are actually a lot of things to know about them. Even the more knowledgeable among us might be surprised to find that there’s a number of tips and tricks to choosing the right one, learning to use tripod features, and […]

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Tips for Shooting a Family Portrait with a Newborn

Tips for Shooting a Family Portrait with a Newborn

Adding a new member to your family is a pure delight. It’s only logical that parents will want to take family portraits with their new bundle of joy. But getting these tiny new humans to sit still is a whole other challenge: they squirm and wiggle constantly, and their eyes are rarely open. In today’s […]

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Tips to Improve Your Portrait Photography in No Time

Tips to Improve Your Portrait Photography in No Time

This article is intended for the casual shooter who is just starting out or has been shooting for a while, but has room for improvement. Capturing portraits, especially good portraits, is no easy task by any stretch of the imagination. However, making very small changes to your shooting habits will result in immediate improvements to […]

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Sunrise iPhone Photography Tips

Sunrise iPhone Photography Tips

In this video, photographer Emil Pakarklis from iPhone Photography School shared his tips and techniques for capturing the best sunrise shots possible. This blog post will dive into the details of his adventure, exploring how he made the most of the foggy morning conditions and the importance of timing: The Perfect Sunrise Conditions: Emil chose […]

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New: Ultimate Photo Editing Bundle for Photographers

New: Ultimate Photo Editing Bundle for Photographers

Want one of the leading AI-powered photo editors that easily lets you create fantastic photos, plus a collection of curated resources that help you grow as a photographer? You may want to check out this Ultimate Photography Bundle — a digital collection that includes Luminar Neo, courses, eBook, 230+ creative assets and more, from Skylum […]

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Making the Most of the TCM Flash Function

Making the Most of the TCM Flash Function

On its own, a speedlite may seem like a humble, straightforward piece of equipment. However, for many photographers, learning to manually balance flash photography involves a lot of guesswork and frustration. What many people don’t realize is that the oft-ignored TCM feature can save a lot of hassle when working with off-camera lighting. What exactly […]

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Window Photography Tips

Window Photography Tips

There are many famous quotes that reference windows. This is probably one of the most widely recognized, “The eyes are a window to the soul.” Whether we’re peeking in or peeking out, a window creates a mystery and story and often provides excitement through visual design. These are several of the numerous reasons why photographers […]

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Why Use a Lens Hood?

Why Use a Lens Hood?

Lens hoods: do they really make a difference? Actually, there are many benefits to using one. David Bergman from Adorama shows you how lens hoods work and why he uses them all the time: Reasons to Use a Lens Hood It reduces lens flare and improves contrast. Lens flares appear as random bright spots or […]

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Landscape Photographer Shares Some Lightroom Tips

Landscape Photographer Shares Some Lightroom Tips

In this new video, photographer Nigel Danson shares some Lightroom tips and techniques that can make a huge difference in your images. Danson starts by explaining how to shoot a panorama using Lightroom. He suggests that instead of using a wide-angle lens, you can shoot multiple images and then stitch them together in Lightroom to […]

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