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If you want to take a photo but you have your hands full, use your iPhone photo timer. Haven’t tried it yet? We’ll teach you how to use this versatile tool it with these simple tips. Using the Iphone Photo Timer: When to Utilize the Iphone Camera Self Timer One…
By Chad Verzosa

So you’ve bought your first DSLR camera. Are you eager to start taking DSLR photography but don’t know what to do with your camera? Or are you unsure what all those buttons and settings are for? Don’t worry—we’ve got your DSLR basics covered. Our article tells you all you need…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez

Photography bracketing can help you photograph high-contrast scenes. Other approaches, like filters, have more drawbacks than advantages for HDR creation. Bracketing is an easy way to overcome technical limitations and create natural-looking images. What Is Photography Bracketing? Bracketing means creating several photos of a single scene with different settings.…
By Anton Gorlin

Our article teaches you how to use iPhone photo bursts and shows you all its creative possibilities. If you want to shoot action shots and not miss a moment, you should learn how to take multiple pictures on an iPhone. If you know how to use the iPhone’s burst mode,…
By Chad Verzosa

Because the sunlight tends to be harsh, summer isn’t the best time of year for taking photographs. And summer landscape photography can be even more challenging. Many photographers even consider summer as a great time to leave their cameras at home. But I find that keeping your camera handy in…
By Alessandro Torri

Do you ever get frustrated when you encounter beautiful scenery, but your camera can’t quite capture all of its beauty? Then you should consider shooting iPhone panoramas. We’ll share with you a few tips to help you get started taking incredible iPhone panoramas. Panning for iPhone Panorama Shots In simplest…
By Chad Verzosa

If you’re building your photography career, you should look into hiring models to work for TFP. It’ll help both you and the model build your portfolios. This applies whether you’re looking to do fashion photography, family portraits, or weddings. You’re going to need a portfolio to show potential clients. Here…
By Natalia Robert

Use the rule of thirds grid for portraits and landscapes. See photo examples, crop instructions, and when a centered composition can work better.
By Joshua Dunlop

Event photography is a fun and exciting niche. But capturing that once in a lifetime moment can pose some technical challenges. From special events like weddings to concerts to sporting events, here are 12 event photography tips to take your images to the next level. 1. What Event Photography Gear Do…
By Anabel Dflux

Is it possible to create a pure white photography background ‘in camera’? Common practice for white background photography is to use post processing. But I’m here to tell you it’s not all about Photoshop. You can do it in camera. In this article, I’ll show you two methods to create…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan

If you’re a photographer, you’ve probably considered submitting photos to magazines. It’s a great way to get your work seen by a wider audience, and it can also lead to lucrative assignments. But before you start submitting your photos, it’s important to understand the pros and cons of doing so.…
By Kav Dadfar

If you’re looking to take your phone photography up a notch, then you need to know how to get the best lighting. Natural light is always best, but if that’s not an option, there are plenty of artificial lighting options available as well. In this article, we’ll teach you everything…
By Chad Verzosa