Photography inspiration: Five things all photographers need to unlearn
When we’re still starting out with photography, we are often surrounded by many rules as part of the learning process. As we go further into
When we’re still starting out with photography, we are often surrounded by many rules as part of the learning process. As we go further into
Like many, I find nature photography enjoyable and a fantastic hobby. It’s easy to overthink this style of photography and put unnecessary stress on yourself.
When the pandemic happened, it forced us to take photos within the confines of our homes to keep safe. The limitations may or may not
In “The Art of Cityscape Photography,” Vanelli, Skylum’s Director of Education, collaborates with the renowned landscape and cityscape photographer, Jim Nix. They offer valuable insights
1. Make sure you have light for outdoor portraits Outdoor portraits are great but you can’t take a good portrait without light. The easiest light
Noise reduction programs have made high ISO photography not only possible, but usable. In the past if you cranked up the ISO in your camera
Since lighting is crucial to any type of photography, all of us strive to shoot in the best lighting conditions possible. However, there will definitely
Learning more about photography can be a daunting task. There are many options available, from YouTube videos, to conferences and workshops, to personal mentoring options.
Many photography tutorials will tell you that the best time to shoot outdoors is around sunrise or sunset — the so-called Golden Hour. However, the
Having limited time to photograph a location while we are traveling is something many of us have experienced. Whether we are on family holidays or
One of the most important skills that every photographer must have is knowing how to choose the right lens and focal length required by the
Bokeh is a word that is often used to describe images with backgrounds that are out of focus. Photographers gravitate toward the goal of creating