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Figure skating photography captures the elegance and artistry of figure skating. It requires a keen eye and the right techniques. With the right approach, you can create stunning images that showcase the beauty of this graceful sport. 8 Figure Skating Photography Tips If you want to improve your figure…
By Taya Ivanova Photography

Have you ever heard the expression ‘the devil is in the details’? In photography, the devil is Chromatic Aberration (CA). In this article, you will learn how to deal with CA. First, by minimising it in-camera. Then, by correcting it in post-processing with Adobe Lightroom. What Is Chromatic Aberration? Chromatic…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

Graduation is an important time. And graduation photography makes sure it’s documented as beautifully as possible. To take great graduation pictures, you need to be aware of a few lighting, camera, and communication tricks. So read on to find out exactly what they are. Use a High-Quality Camera for High-Quality…
By Taya Ivanova Photography

Ring lights are a popular type of photography lighting that can be used to create beautiful, soft light. They are perfect for portraits, as they add a natural-looking glow to the subject’s skin. Here’s how to use a ring light for photography. What is a Ring Light for Photography? A…
By Natalia Robert Photography

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom has a new Texture slider that can be used to control the amount of texture in an image. This slider is found in the Effects panel and is available in the Develop module. We’ll show you how to use the texture slider in Lightroom. Understanding the New…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

A catchlight is one of the most important elements of a good portrait. It’s the little sparkle in your subject’s eyes that makes them look alive and vibrant. Without it, your portraits will look dull and lifeless. Here’s how you use a catchlight in photography. Catchlight in Photography: What is…
By Chad Verzosa Photography

Music festivals are a lot of fun. And an excellent opportunity for music photographers to get some great shots! Not sure where to start? Here is a beginner’s guide to music festival photography. Festival Photography: The Media Pass What Is a Media Pass? This is the first step to photographing…
By Megan Kennedy Photography

Analogous colors are three or more colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. They usually look good together because they share some common hues When used in photography, analogous colors can create a harmonious and pleasing image. Here’s how to use analogous colors in photography. Analogous…
By Joris Hermans

Using color theory can definitely help to improve your photography. If you want to take your photos to the next level, start using analogous or triadic colors. In this article, I’ll explain what triadic colors are and how to use them. Triadic Colors: What Is Color Theory? Color theory is…
By Joris Hermans

Fisheye lenses are like the weirdos of all photographic lenses. This is because of their ultra-wide field of view and strong optical distortions. Many photographers consider fisheyes to be toy lenses, only good for some funny snapshot. In reality, it is easy to create cool fisheye photos that aren’t just…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

When I started photography, I spent hours at the library. I’d pour over books about black and white photography. It opened my eyes to the potential of the black and white aesthetic. And it motivated me to try new techniques and styles. Thanks to the rise of social media, we…
By Heather Joy Milne Photography

Being part of a photography club is a great way to help you learn. Socializing with people who like photography is great, especially if you are a beginner photographer. If you can find a local camera club this will certainly be easier than starting one yourself. There may not be…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan Photography