Film photography tips: Composing for 6×6 format
Most film photographers who start shooting medium format film often do using 6×6 format. Most of us are no strangers to square framing, thanks to
Most film photographers who start shooting medium format film often do using 6×6 format. Most of us are no strangers to square framing, thanks to
Apart from 50mm lenses, 85mm lenses are among the most popular focal lengths for portrait photography. However, if you’re shifting from 50mm, you’ll most likely
When you’re new to doing photography seriously, among the first things you learn is to be mindful of your composition. There’s a bunch of timeless
We are completely bombarded with images every single day. From social media to blogs, to advertisements and billboards, we are constantly flooded with images that
As with any type of photography, portrait composition is key to great results. It’s what determines the intent, goal and impact of your work. Many
Among the most common mistakes of landscape photography beginners is not paying attention to the foreground of the scene. This results in uninteresting photos that
Being a part of a local photowalk group, I often experiment with different techniques during our outings. One of our group leaders, Dianne Carroll Burdick,
When it comes to landscape and travel photography, do you try to capture what thousands already have? Or do you look for something a little
There are many composition rules that photographers are encouraged to follow. But, one of the easiest things you can do today to instantly improve your
Living in Sedona, I have been privy to lots of beautiful changing scenery due to changing light conditions. The most interesting images happen on the
Not too long ago, we shared seven of the most common mistakes that landscape photographers typically do, whether they’re new to the craft or a
I know. I’m going to be called a killjoy. “It’s my photo! I can do what I want!” And you’re right. I’m not the night