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Learn how to photograph snowflakes: from gear, camera settings, focus, background ideas & more - we have it all covered for you!
Knowing how to hold a camera properly is essential if you want to take sharp photos & a tripod is not available. I will show you how to hold your camera properly to prevent blur & unsharp images.
Sometime, as photographers, we may find ourselves in a creative slump. Click here for some fresh ideas and encouragement to help you experiment and grow.
Forced perspective is an interesting technique that allows you to create photographic optical illusions. In this article, I will explain everything you need to know about forced perspective and some cool tricks to help you achieve fun and unique images.
Learn the basics of choosing a tripod and when to use one, taking important aspects into consideration, like height, weight, stability, and mobility.
Follow these 9 fundamental photography composition rules to ensure your photos look their best and help guide viewers to the most important elements in your images.
You can quickly remove an object in Photoshop using 4 different tools: Healing, Cloning, Fill>Content Aware, and Content-Aware Fill. In this tutorial we will review all four techniques, so you can choose the best option for your image.
Learn how to adjust masks using the amount slider in Lightroom. It will save you time by allowing you to adjust your brush and mask effects using a single slider.
Do you adore the dreamy warm tones of Backlit Photos? Mastering the art of Backlighting is not that simple, but in this tutorial, I will share my 8 tips to photograph dreamy backlit photos!
20 Fall photos you can use as inspiration for your next Autumn photo session. Congratulations to our Fall Photo Challenge winners! Join our community today to take part in our next photo challenge!
These 5 Fall Photography Tips will help you take advantage of one of the best seasons for portrait sessions and capture beautiful Fall photos your clients will LOVE!
Portrait orientation is taller than it is wide and landscape orientation is wider than it is tall. But when should you choose one orientation over the other? Read on to find out.