The Traveling Photographer: Photography from a moving train
Susan Kanfer
Is it possible to make good photographs from the window of a moving train? If you asked me last month I would have said absolutely
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technique
Creating liquid for water drop photography
Nicole S. Young
Waterdrop photography is a fun and experimental type of photography, and if you’re getting into this fun genre, you’ll want to know how to make
How to use angle of light in photography for added drama
Ken Lee
The angle of light has a profound effect on how your photo feels. The direction of the light source on your subject affects shadow, texture,
How to hold your camera correctly
Vanelli
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.
Lensbaby takes you into a new realm of creativity
Erin Holmstead
Lensbaby is a company all about bringing creativity into photography. Taking you beyond the tech side and pushing you past the limitation of your equipment,
The value of getting it right in-camera
Darren Miles
“You can fix that in Photoshop, right?” When I first started in photography 15 years ago, most of my original mentors grew up in the
The major pros and cons of focus stacking for landscapes
Jeremy Gray
When you think about focus stacking, your mind likely goes to macro photography. When photographing close-ups, you can use focus stacking to create a tack-sharp
Conceptual Creativity with Dan: The golden statue
Michèle Grenier
This new Conceptual Creativity series is a collaboration with my friend Daniel Mallard. Dan has been a photojournalist for a major Canadian daily newspaper for
Four creative techniques for photographing fireworks
Mike Hagen
Fireworks photography is a great way to get your creative juices flowing. The traditional approach for shooting fireworks is to set your camera on a
Beyond Technique Podcast with Jeremy Horner | Photofocus Podcast October 17, 2018
Chamira Young
Today we chat with travel photographer Jeremy Horner. We discuss tips for successful street photography, building trust with people you photograph, the learning process involved with travel photography and more.
Getting Taped Up
Michael Kubeisy
Here’s a great tip I got from watching some grips quickly change gels on some frames. In the past, when you removed an old gel
Cucoloris for Shadowed Texture
Michael Kubeisy
So often someone will take the time to light the talent to look great but forget to light the background and give the image some
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