Good portrait, fashion, or glamor photography doesn’t have to be strange or shocking to catch the eye. A nude model fixing a tractor, a half-naked woman holding an old medium format camera, or a secretary on the phone with a plunging neckline and glasses. These are some cliché combinations often found in amateur portrait photography. How can you avoid them?

Did you recently come back from a trip with beautiful photos, but they don’t look as vivid and colorful on your computer as they did when you took them? If your lackluster photos need you to breathe some life into them, try these three methods.

Ultra HDR is becoming more widespread and can now be found on all major platforms (Windows, iOS, and Android), and Zoner Photo Studio X. This means more and more people can view HDR photos with realistic colors and vivid details.

Capturing the beauty of a landscape seems like a simple task, but the results don’t often match up to your experience. In this article, I show you how you can use Zoner Photo Studio X to edit landscape photos step-by-step.

Protect Data Using Anonymization: Protecting personal data is important for businesses. When posting photos from company events or vehicle photos, sensitive data like employee faces or license plates must be blurred. Zoner Photo Studio X has a practical Anonymization tool. Anonymization lets you easily detect and cover or blur faces or license plates.

Are you throwing a Halloween party and need a Halloween-themed invitation? Or do you want to announce a Halloween sale on your company’s website with an eye-catching banner? With Zoner Photo Studio X, it’s a breeze.

The Tamron 150-500 mm F/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD lens is a great choice for photographers looking for long glass for sports or wildlife photography. Its range of focal lengths and excellent image sharpness, even at minimum f-numbers, make it on par with similar models from Nikon.

Many famous photographers have gained recognition for breaking the rules. Contrast is one of the basic composition rules for photography. We use contrast to emphasize differences in the highlights, shadows, and colors. This time, we’re going to break these rules using Zoner Photo Studio X.

Many photographers see photography as a lifestyle. Every photographer got their start somewhere. Their skills develop over time and are still evolving. What stage are you in? In this article, we’ll walk you through the different stages and show you where you can go next.

The Chornobyl Exclusion Zone is a chilling, yet fascinating place full of stories and visual contrasts. Today, the area destroyed by the nuclear power plant accident draws photographers from all over the world, especially Urbex photographers. In this article, we’ll take you to the most fascinating places around Chornobyl, including the Red Forest, the monumental Duga radar, and the Monument to Those Who Saved the World.