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Restaurant photography is often how food photographers start their careers. Newspapers and magazines might also hire you for their restaurant reviews. But restaurant shoots are not that easy. In fact, they are one of the more difficult types of food shoots to do. You’ll often have to shoot staff and patrons,…
By Darina Kopcok Photography

Our article will teach you how to Photoshop portrait photography for natural results. “Photoshopped” portraits have gained quite a negative reputation. But editing portraits with Photoshop doesn’t have to end with an unrealistic image. I recommend using Photoshop to retouch your portraits. Tastefully, of course. How to Photoshop Portrait…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

Our article explains some of the most common portrait lighting setups and how to use them. And our portrait lighting setup diagrams make everything easy to understand. We’ll also provide some tips on adjusting your light sources to create different effects. It’s best to learn how to use portrait lighting…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

Ambient light photography is a great way to capture the beauty and atmosphere of a scene. But it can be tricky to use correctly. That’s why we’ve put together this guide on how to use ambient light photography for atmospheric portraits. With these tips, you’ll be able to create amazing…
By Taya Ivanova Photography

If you’re looking to take your product photography to the next level, then you need a shot list. This guide provides everything you need to create amazing product photos that will wow your customers. So what are you waiting for? Start using this product photography shot list today! Product Photography…
By Rachel Korinek Photography

In street photography the aim is to be fast, and get those unique moments. The best street photography camera settings follow these two requirements. In this article you’ll learn different camera settings for different street scenarios. From daytime to night photography. Street Photography Camera Settings for Daytime We can separate…
By Simon Bond

Creating incredible portraits involves finding the right portrait photography props and using them well. Our article shows you how to find and use props to make incredible portraits. Portrait photography can be challenging when you first start. Coming up with good photoshoot ideas and poses or knowing where to place…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan Photography

Ditch the DSLR and embrace smartphone street photography. Bet you’d never have thought you’d hear that. Your smartphone ticks all the requirements for street photography. And can get you some amazing results. Do you want to find out how best to use your mini handheld device? Read on. 9. Smartphone…
By Simon Bond

If you are into landscape photography, you might have already questioned waking up early to take sunrise photography. These are the times you should remember the joy of adventure and how rewarding sunrise photography actually is. Read on to learn how to take sunrise photos that are worth waking up…
By Anton Gorlin Photography

Finding the right photo background can be difficult. It should have the right color, right texture, be easy to lift and mount, and not cost a fortune. Let’s see which easy and cheap photo background you can use for still life, food, and product photography. Even if you don’t have…
By Dina Belenko Photography

There have never been as many different ways of selling your photographs as there are today. You can sell directly to clients, as prints or even as sponsored posts on social media. The most common way to make money from your images is to sell stock photos. Here are 12…
By Kav Dadfar Photography

Cinematic photography looks like a screen grab from a movie. It involves controlled lighting and composition, lens choice and model direction. And some post-processing know-how. In this article, I will show you how to create portraits with a cinematic look and feel to them. Cinematic Photography: Camera Orientation for Cinematic…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan Photography