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How To Photograph In Harsh Lighting Conditions
In this post, you will learn how to photograph amazing images in harsh lighting conditions. When you first start using your DSLR or Mirrorless camera,
Photographing on Rainy Days
Photographing on rainy days can provide great opportunities to capture interesting and creative images. Don’t worry, I’m not referring to shooting in the pouring rain.
Color Concepts: Warm Verses Cool Color Temperatures
In photography, color concepts can vary greatly. For example, when you take photos, do you ever think about whether you want to create a warm
How To Focus When Auto Focus Fails
It is essential to learn how to focus when your cameras AF fails. When I first started using a digital SLR camera, one of the
The Art Of Blending Multiple Exposures
Applying the technique for blending multiple exposures doesn’t take a long learning curve. Using this photography skill will make a huge difference on many difficult
How To Use Exposure Compensation
This article will explain when to use your cameras exposure compensation setting. Have you ever taken a photo to find it darker or lighter than
10 Tips To Improve Your Photos Instantly
1. Clean The Lens Our first tip to help improve your photos may seem obvious, but when was the last time you cleaned your lens?
Photographing Sunsets with Telephoto Lens
One of my favourite ways of photographing sunsets or sunrises is to use a telephoto lens (300-400mm focal length). Shooting at longer focal lengths will
How To Take Sharper Photos
Do your photos ever look grainy, blurred or not as sharp as you’d like? Here are our best tips on how to take sharper photos than
Quick Go To Camera Settings
Did you know old film photography camera settings still work in todays digital world? Here are a couple of quick go to camera settings that
Flash Tip For Good Exposure
Flash, or speed lights in photography, can help when exposing for both foreground and background elements. Have you ever taken a photograph exposing for indoor
Sunny 16 And Other Photo Exposure Rules
Use the sunny 16 rule on a perfectly sunny day when shooting outdoors. The sunny 16 rule is obviously more useful when shooting landscapes, as