Fog photography isn’t very common among photographers. However, there are many examples of wonderful photographs captured when this natural phenomenon occurs. We as photographers tend to think too much about the importance of natural light for outdoor photography and sometimes miss the fact that we can obtain some great shots in difficult weather conditions too.… Continue reading Fog Photography Tips
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7 Tips for Starting a Photography Blog
Creating and consistently updating a photography blog is critical if you’re running a photography business. If you’re only an amateur photographer, a photography blog is still a nice outlet for showcasing your work, getting feedback, and learning from others. If you don’t have a photography blog, here are some tips to help you create one… Continue reading 7 Tips for Starting a Photography Blog
How to Shoot Stunning Candlelight Images
Photographing Stunning Candlelight photos Photography is all about capturing the light, and this can come from different kinds of sources. Sunlight is the most used natural light source while studio lights are great for indoors and if you want total lighting control. Candles are another light source that does not only illuminate the subject, but… Continue reading How to Shoot Stunning Candlelight Images
How to Achieve Delectable Food Photography
Food Photography proves to be an exciting form of photography. Food is usually seen as a simple part of our daily routine. As a creative individual, creating a composition that is unique is one of our many goals, but taking something ordinary and making it extraordinary is something both Photographers and Chefs have in common.… Continue reading How to Achieve Delectable Food Photography
Use Reflections to Create Stunning Images
Reflections are a compositional tool that can greatly enhance your images. Reflections seem to attract the viewer’s attention and entice them to linger. It could be that the reflected image is slightly distorted or different compared to the actual subject, or it could be indistinguishable from reality and therefore makes us blink in momentary confusion.… Continue reading Use Reflections to Create Stunning Images
Impressive Cat Photography Inspirations
Cats are adorable pets and can be lazy and crazy creatures at the same time. Photographing them can be so fun, especially that you don’t need an expensive camera or equipment to take stunning photos of your cat. All you need is a lot of patience as they can be too crazy sometimes and will… Continue reading Impressive Cat Photography Inspirations
How to Capture The Essence of a Protest
Photographing a protest isn’t as dangerous as covering a conflict zone but it can be as challenging to succeed in capturing great pictures that translate the moment. With the fast pace of movement in a protest and with all the rumble, it won’t be possible to take your time to compose your shot and to… Continue reading How to Capture The Essence of a Protest
Brighten Up Your Images with Color
The colors in a photograph can make the subject or the scene appear so captivating that it quickly grabs your attention. On another hand, an image can also be loud and garish, and can turn out to be an eyesore especially if it shows colors that clash. By understanding how colors affect the viewer, your… Continue reading Brighten Up Your Images with Color
Take photographs from Airplane Windows: Tips and Techniques
The beauty seen from an airplane window is not an unknown fact. It provides photographers with great opportunities to take photographs of the amazing views. Here are a few tips which will help you to capture the beauty seen from the airplane window:
“Light can be hard – Light can be soft, it’s how you use it that matters”
Photography is all about light. It is a simple statement on the face of it, but as with all things to do with photography, this statement comes with any number of caveats, that given a level of understanding serve to propel the taker simply from a “snapper” to a photographer. I wish to make one… Continue reading “Light can be hard – Light can be soft, it’s how you use it that matters”