Beware of these five beginner’s blunders in post-processing portraits
Blunders. Mistakes. Doing too much or too little. It happens to most of us when we start out. Here are some that beginners typically do
Blunders. Mistakes. Doing too much or too little. It happens to most of us when we start out. Here are some that beginners typically do
So you’ve got a new DSLR. Welcome to a wonderful world of creative control over your images! If you’re wondering how to get started with
I’ve been using a DSLR for over 13 years now, but only in the last four years have I progressed, evolved even, from the bad
Looking at my notes from Imaging USA and the individuals I had the chance to chat with many were beginning their photography journey. One of
Do you doubt yourself? Questioning whether or not your photography “measures up”? Worried you may never be “good enough“? Take a few minutes to watch
I’ve been frequently asked to help take pictures (with a cellphone) simply because I’m a photographer and therefore MUST make better pictures than those coming
Still on the fence on what to get for your first camera? The list of options get longer by the year, so it’s easy to
I’ve just started practicing a new sport: Climbing. It reminds me when I was starting photography… And how we all start at the bottom.
If you want to get serious about shooting calculated photoshoots, get yourself off Auto White Balance! The camera usually does a great job at analyzing
If you’ve just started to get serious with photography, chances are, you’ve already encountered some terminologies that are still alien to you. But, fret not,
The first lesson in photography that most people overlook is how to hold a camera. “For God’s sake, hold your camera correctly” is a short article teaching you how to hold your camera as Vanelli tells a story why this article was written.
If you’re new to photography or want to start doing it more seriously, knowing what to avoid is just as important as keeping in mind