When it comes to architecture photography, looking up is inevitable. Towering skyscrapers will often force you to point your camera to their height. Some buildings and architectural elements also only reveal their full effect when viewed from below. In a quick and simple exercise by Kyoto-based photographer and editor Ying
One of the things that keep me shooting with film is the distinct nostalgic look it gives my photos. I’m sure that there’s a sustained interest in this visual style not only for photography projects but also for filmmaking. Fortunately, technology has made it possible for photographers today to get
Already planning for this year’s fall photography shoot? Whether you’re new to landscape photography in the fall season or want to do better this time, it’s always great to pick up a tip or two from other photographers. Today’s set of fall landscape photography tips from Mark Denney would be a great start! In
One of the most exciting parts about getting ready for fall landscape photography is scouting for new locations. It’s a great way to plan your compositions and the gear to bring for your actual shoot. You don’t necessarily have to go far to find new spots. You can always revisit
Japan is one of the most popular countries for photography for many reasons — including all the weird and wonderful photography accessories. Among these are what Paris-based Mathieu Stern called “Japan’s craziest lenses” in the video above. If you’re a collector of unique niche photography gear and accessories, you might
Now that the fall season is here, we’re sure many of you are getting ready with your fall photography projects. However, for those who are yet to start planning and researching their gear of choice and shooting locations, this year’s Fall Foliage Prediction Map may prove to be a useful resource.
If you want your photography to be story-driven, adapting a cinematic style will most likely help you nail the job. It allows several elements to come together to evoke the mood and feel of movie stills. The latest addition on our list of impressive cinematic photography projects is definitely a
As an avid film photographer, the iconic Hasselblad 500C, the first in the legendary Hasselblad 500 series, remains one of my dream cameras. Launched in 1957, it continues to be celebrated as a marvel of camera design, especially for its leaf shutter that allowed flash synchronization at all shutter speeds using electronic
In case you missed it, Skylum announced a bunch of upgrades coming to Luminar Neo for Fall 2025. If want to catch up, pro photographer Anthony Turnham has a quick explainer to give you an idea about what to expect. But one of the updates that piqued the interest of his audience is the
Choosing a new camera may be overwhelming for beginners. It’s not only because of the sheer number choices out there, but also due to all the camera features they have to consider. It can be confusing to determine which ones are really necessary, especially if you’re just looking for an
Color is a powerful visual tool that works wonders on your photography. Using split toning when editing your photos is among the most effective ways to do this. If you’re fairly new to post processing techniques, it’s worth learning how to utilize it, whatever your photo editing software. In the
As with any photography genre, using the right focal length is crucial to realizing your creative vision in street photography. However, it’s understandable that you won’t get it right the first time. If you find yourself unsure about or struggling with choosing between several focal lengths, today’s featured video should
