Learning about off-camera flash: A landscape photographer’s first portrait session
Coming from a landscape photography background, I’ve shied away over the years from learning about off-camera flash. I told myself that I didn’t need it. But
Coming from a landscape photography background, I’ve shied away over the years from learning about off-camera flash. I told myself that I didn’t need it. But
Maybe I am the only person who did not know this feature existed, but I bet I’m not! I have long been a fan of
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Once you get over the first hurdle in actually calibrating your monitor for the first time (like me when I was a complete newbie), you
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Whether it’s cocktails or mocktails, it’s those little details that can make all the difference in your photos. Capturing the perfect drop is easy with
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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.
This is an age-old question, well, as old as digital photography and DSLR are at any rate. Should you shoot in RAW or JPEG? Many