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Photo journals are an awesome combination of a photo album with a diary. You can use both words and photos to document life events. Here’s how to make your own photo journal. What Is a Photo Journal? A photo journal or photo diary is a record (usually done daily) of…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez

Maybe you’re looking to find your signature photo editing style. Or maybe you’ve become a bit bored with your usual editing style. At some point, we all experiment with different styles of editing our photos. After all, there are so many options out there! If you’re experimenting with different styles…
By Natalia Robert

Most people think of Lightroom as a tool for adjusting exposure, white balance, and color. But it can do so much more than that. One of the most powerful (and often overlooked) tools in Lightroom is the Tone Curve. The Tone Curve in Lightroom allows you to adjust the tonal…
By Darina Kopcok

When it comes to photography, there are two main types of zoom: optical zoom vs digital zoom. But what’s the difference? And which one is better? Optical zoom uses the lens to physically magnify the image, while digital zoom enlarges the image electronically by cropping and enlarging the central part…
By Kav Dadfar

You can use foreground, middleground, and background to add depth and dimension to the image. These are often used in landscape photography. But they are also useful in other genres of photography. Adding depth and dimension to any image adds more interest in the eyes of the viewer. It makes them…
By Expert Photography

A lot of beginners in Lightroom fail to realize how important a Lightroom backup is. It needs to be made clear—Lightroom doesn’t actually store your photos. You decide where you want to keep your photos. Lightroom simply stores information about your photographs in a catalog. Your images aren’t technically “inside”…
By Darina Kopcok

Macro photography is a fascinating and rewarding genre that can be explored on a budget. Here are eight tips for getting started with creative macro photography without spending a lot of money. What You’ll Need for Creative Macro Photography For all of the following methods, you’ll need an interchangeable lens…
By Gabor Holtzer

Urban exploration, also known as “urbexing” or ” UE “, is the exploration of abandoned and derelict buildings and structures, usually in an urban environment The term urbexing comes from the combination of two words: “urban” and “exploration”. Urban explorers typically seek to explore places that are normally off-limits to…
By Simon Bond

Hiring a professional newborn photographer doesn’t always fit into the budget. This is why many parents turn to DIY newborn photography. Newborns grow quickly, making photos a must even if you snap them with a smartphone. But newborn photography that you see coming from a professional studio isn’t always safe…
By Hillary Grigonis

Back button focusing is a bit of a controversial topic between photographers. Many of them try back button focusing once and deem it unusable. But if you persist, you may have just found your new secret weapon. The below tips will show you how to set it up and integrate…
By Jenn Mishra

There are many different types of photography lighting equipment. The variety of lighting options can make it difficult to know which piece of lighting equipment you need for your style of photography. Don’t worry if you feel a bit lost. We cover every type of photography lighting equipment in this…
By Darina Kopcok

Few things can make or break a photograph like the sky. A beautiful, blue sky can add an element of serenity and peace to an image, while a stormy, dark sky can convey drama and tension. Editing the sky is one of the easiest ways to dramatically change the look…
By Expert Photography