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Calculating hyperfocal distance is one way to ensure your photos are as sharp as possible. This may seem rather technical, and it is. But our article takes you through every step of using hyperfocal distance for sharper pictures. You’ll learn about how hyperfocal distance works. And your photos will always…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan Photography
Two big names stand out when looking to creating your own photography website: Zenfolio vs SmugMug. Both offer loads of tools and possibilities. But it can be confusing to figure out which is the best fit for your needs! Let’s take a look at Smugmug vs Zenfolio. We’ll look at…
By Natalia Robert Photography

Does your photo look a bit boring? Then perhaps adding a frame would help people notice it. In this article, we’ll show you how to create Photoshop frames that are unique and engaging. It’s surprisingly easy to do so you should definitely give it a try! 8. Photoshop Frames: Adding…
By Chad Verzosa Photography

Glassware is one of the hardest subjects you can work with. Photographing reflective items is already tricky enough. Add transparent glass, and you’ve got trouble. Here we’re going to cover the basics of glass photography and share eight tricks to improve your creative glass photos. 1. Using Backlight to Combat…
By Dina Belenko Photography

Removing people from photos can be a tricky business, but with the right tools and techniques, it’s definitely possible. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to use Photoshop to remove people from photos in just a few simple steps. So whether you’re trying to erase an unwanted person from…
By Joris Hermans

The capital city of the United Kingdom offers plenty of photography opportunities. Whether you enjoy cityscapes, street photography or architecture – there’s something for you. So let’s look at ten great locations where you can practice your photography in London. 10. Photography In London: The Palace of Westminster The palace…
By Simon Bond

It has never been easier to sell landscape photos. There are so many options and opportunities. But there is also lots of competition. This means you must work harder and be much more organized and creative. This is true in the way you take your pictures and also the way…
By Kav Dadfar Photography

So you’ve booked your first destination wedding photography event. Destination wedding photography, no matter where in the world, can be really exciting. But it’s important to keep these 10 tips close by when you’re planning for the event. Especially if this is your first time, these tips can help save…
By Jackie Lamas Photography

Reflections show up often in the most impressive landscape photos. The iconic ones are beautiful snow-capped mountains with a lake in front acting as a mirror. But reflections are not only great for landscapes. Even in street photography or architecture, you can create stunning images with pools of water after…
By Alessandro Torri Photography

Industrial sites are full of opportunities to create fascinating photographic imagery. Factories, ship yards, mines and manufacturing plants are just the places to go to for industrial photography. From gritty machinery, sweaty workers, unkempt industrial landscapes and intriguing lighting possibilities – they’ve got it all! Here are 10 tips to…
By Megan Kennedy Photography

Using a rim light effect will help isolate your subject from the background. It will also help create a certain mood in the portrait. Rim lighting a portrait is not always easy. You must have your light and subject positioned carefully for this technique to achieve the impact you want.…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan Photography

The Canon PowerShot SX740 HS is a fun and easy camera to throw into your bag or purse. You can carry it with you everywhere! Point-and-shoot cameras are much simpler to operate and more compact than DSLRs. But they’re generally better than smartphone cameras. So they’re convenient, especially more modern…
By Anabel Dflux Photography