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Memory Card Handling Tips for Photographers

Memory Card Handling Tips for Photographers

Our memory cards are absolutely essential to our photography, and should anything happen to one, we run the risk of losing valuable memories. Yet the average photographer tends to treat memory cards in a pretty cavalier manner, taking for granted that they will simply keep on working and safely storing images. Fortunately in most cases […]

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History of Masking Techniques in Photo Editing

History of Masking Techniques in Photo Editing

Relevant note: only hours left for the Masking Photo Editing Guide at 68% Off The art of photography has been inseparable from the techniques employed in editing and post-production. Among these, masking stands out as an invaluable tool that has allowed photographers to perfect their images, manipulate backgrounds, and create composite pictures with intricate detail. […]

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How to Erase Unwanted Items from iPhone Photos

How to Erase Unwanted Items from iPhone Photos

Photographer Clifford Pickett from iPhone Editing Academy recently showcased an app that has proven indispensable for cleaning up photos: Touch Retouch. If you’ve seen the video tutorial, you’ll know how the application transforms images by seamlessly removing unwanted distractions. Here are the significant takeaways from the tutorial.  1. Easy Access and Integration: With a […]

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Airshow Preparation and Photography Tutorial

Airshow Preparation and Photography Tutorial

Airshows are a visual spectacle, showcasing the marvels of aviation, the skill of pilots, and the beauty of flight. For photographers, capturing these moments can be both challenging and rewarding. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for an airshow and capture stunning photographs. Reminder – only 1 day left! For a cheat sheet […]

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How to Photograph Traffic Streaks

How to Photograph Traffic Streaks

Quick reminder: only a few days left for the Photo Adventure Cheat Sheets at 80% Off Capturing the dynamic motion of traffic streaks can transform an ordinary cityscape into a vibrant, energetic scene. These streaks, created by the movement of vehicles’ lights during long exposures, can add a sense of motion and drama to your […]

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Waterfall Photography Debate: Fast vs. Slow Shutter Speeds

Waterfall Photography Debate: Fast vs. Slow Shutter Speeds

Related note: only a little while left for the new Photo Adventure Cheat Sheets at 80% Off Waterfall photography is a genre that captivates many with its ethereal beauty and dynamic compositions. One of the age-old debates within this realm is whether to use fast or slow shutter speeds when capturing waterfalls. Both approaches have […]

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Comet Photography Tips

Comet Photography Tips

Capturing the ephemeral beauty of a comet as it dances across the night sky is an experience that can leave an indelible mark on a photographer’s heart. These celestial wonders, with their blazing cores and trailing tails, offer a unique opportunity to photographers. If you’ve ever dreamt of capturing this spectacle, you’re in for an […]

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Manual Mode Demystified: A Tutorial for Beginner Photographers

Manual Mode Demystified: A Tutorial for Beginner Photographers

Are you new to the fascinating world of photography? Or perhaps, you’ve been experimenting with your camera for a while, but have only relied on the “auto” mode thus far? If so, the recent tutorial video by photographer Paul Farris is could be helpful. For the sake of brevity and convenience, we will delve into […]

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Negative Space: The Unsung Hero of Architectural Photography

Negative Space: The Unsung Hero of Architectural Photography

Photographer Clifford Pickett from Urban iPhone Photography recently shared a transformative idea on how to enhance the impact of architectural photographs using an underutilized concept in photography: Negative Space. The role of negative space in photography often remains overshadowed by the main subject or structure. However, in his recent video, Pickett profoundly demonstrated how negative […]

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Breathing Life into Architectural Photography: The Human Element

Breathing Life into Architectural Photography: The Human Element

The profound impact that a human presence can bring to architectural photography is often overlooked. By placing the emphasis on a solitary figure within a vast structure, photographers can breathe life into an otherwise static setting. Clifford Pickett, an established photographer from the Urban iPhone Photography Course, highlighted this unique concept in a recent video […]

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