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Macro Photography
3 How to Photograph Snowflakes
Winter’s a season when most photographers put away their macro lenses until spring. But in reality this cold period offers much more than it might seem. Thanks to the freezing temperatures, you can photograph things like glaze ice… but snowflakes are a much bigger challenge.
0 Editor’s Choice: The Grace of Minimalism
Less is sometimes more. This phrase is rather trite by now, and yet there’s still something to it. In some pictures, a single strong theme is enough to engage the audience at first sight. We’ll look at precisely such a photo here.
0 VR: Becoming a Viable Part of Photography Mix
And, after a few starts and stops, VR is now officially becoming a big part of the consumer imaging world.
0 Open New Doors in Photo Editing with Blending Modes
Blending modes are an often-overlooked tool for photo edits. And that’s a shame! Check them out, because they can offer you countless new edits that will give you very original pictures.
Advanced Edits
0 Open New Doors in Photo Editing with Blending Modes
Blending modes are an often-overlooked tool for photo edits. And that’s a shame! Check them out, because they can offer you countless new edits that will give you very original pictures.
0 Open New Doors in Photo Editing with Blending Modes
Blending modes are an often-overlooked tool for photo edits. And that’s a shame! Check them out, because they can offer you countless new edits that will give you very original pictures.
0 Straightening Tilted Horizons
There are a few basics that you must keep in mind if you want to take the kind of pictures that other people will enjoy looking at. Keeping a straight horizon is definitely one of them. Take care of this in-camera when you can. But when you can’t, all is not lost! A well-aligned horizon…
Composition
1 What the Works of Great Painters Can Teach You About Photography
We all often examine the work of other photographers, professionals, and the best in our field so as to capture and absorb at least a part of their skill, so we can apply it later in our own pictures. Let’s try extending our study of the great works one step farther outwards, to painting. What can painters’ great works offer photographers?