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SmugMug is one of the most popular ways for photographers to set up a website. But it is only one of many. And choosing the right platform for you can be quite daunting. After all, you’re unlikely to go through all the bother of changing it later. So, is Smugmug…
By Natalia Robert Photography

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of APS-C vs full frame for astrophotography. It depends on your camera, your lens, and your shooting style. But in general, here are a few things to consider when making your decision. Aps-C Vs Full Frame for Astrophotography: Physical Size of Common Sensor…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

Model Mayhem is every photographer’s best friend when it comes to looking for models. It has a large pool of talent to choose from, and you can use most of its services for free. If you’re interested in trying it, here’s everything you should know before using Model Mayhem. What…
By Chad Verzosa Photography

Removing objects from photos can be a difficult task, but it’s made a lot easier with the right app. In this article, we’ll introduce you to one of our favorite apps and show you how to use it to remove objects from photos. How to Remove Objects From Photos Using…
By Chad Verzosa Photography

Balance is at the base of every composition; it determines whether the photo is pleasing and harmonious to look at, or rather uncomfortable and unresolved. If you look at balance in a literal sense, a very basic analogy comes to mind which is that or the weighing scales. If you divide the photo in half with a fulcrum in the middle, you can place objects in different parts of the scene to make the photo appear balanced or unbalanced.
By Joshua Dunlop

Low key photography is when you take a photo of a subject, and everything (or almost everything) except the subject in black. This can be achieved fairly easily and in brightly lit situations; it’s just all about having the right settings on your camera. It’s a cool technique which is useful for focusing the viewers attention onto a certain part of the photo, which is usually the subject. Here’s how it’s done.
By Joshua Dunlop

A CPL filter is a landscape photographer’s best friend. Our article covers everything you need to know about circular polarizing filters, from what they are to how to use them for the best results. What Is a CPL Filter? A CPL filter is one kind of optical camera filter…
By Alessandro Torri Photography

Christmas is a time for family, friends, and fun. It’s also a great time for taking pictures. If you’re looking for some cool Christmas picture ideas, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll show you how to take pictures that will help you capture the spirit of the season. We’ll…
By Dina Belenko Photography

There are so many different areas in modern photography it can be overwhelming. Moreover, there is black and white vs color photography. The two techniques are quite different, both in shooting and end result. So how do you pick one? This article will help you choose a style that works best for your needs.…
By Daria Huxley Photography

Lighting a subject can be frustrating for some photographers. Most of us don’t own a studio. And renting one with all the proper lighting equipment can be expensive. But when it comes to lighting, the ring flash opens up lots of shooting opportunities. It’s cost-effective, distinctive, and versatile. It’s a…
By Expert Photography Expert Photography

Knowing how to use the Clone Stamp tool in Photoshop is essential when editing photos. It lets you remove objects and imperfections by duplicating pixels. The difference between the Clone Stamp tool and other Photoshop tools is that you have full control while cloning. Read on to learn everything you…
By Joris Hermans

There was a time when stock photographers made a lot of money from licensing their images online. So much so that many had stock photography business careers, shooting for stock agencies alone. Do you have a lot of images gathering dust on your hard drive? Perhaps you have some “practice”…
By Darina Kopcok Photography