GREAT PHOTOS START WITH KNOWLEDGE,
NOT A FANCY CAMERA
GREAT PHOTOS START WITH KNOWLEDGE,
NOT A FANCY CAMERA
19 Composition Rules
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How to avoid shadows in indoor photography (on walls and backdrops)
As much as I love shadows in photography, there's a certain shadow that most of the time I really don't want in my photos. It's ugly, harsh shadows behind a subject on a backdrop or wall. But before...
Examples of Rule of Thirds in photography (and how to use it in composition)
The rule of thirds is one of the first composition techniques new photographers learn once they've figured out how to get sharp focus. I've written about the rule of thirds in detail before and said...
It's a very good question - what is SOOC photography? At what point are images considered edited? Because the truth is that in digital photography no JPEG image emerges from camera without being...
The Lightroom HSL sliders, in other words the hue, saturation and luminance sliders, are the secret behind color grading photos in Lightroom Classic. Using the HSL sliders you can massively change...
Clamshell lighting for portraits – steps for one and two light setups
The great thing about learning clamshell lighting for portraits is that the name tells you everything you need to know to get started. It actually describes the light setup, if you use your...
How to turn ugly or boring locations into great photography locations
If you've ever looked at other photographers' work and thought that it's alright for them, they live in a beautiful place, you're not alone. BUT that doesn't mean that you can't get great photos...