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Have you ever wondered what makes outstanding outdoor portrait photography? Below are 10 pro tips that will help you prepare your shoot. And teach you to take amazing natural light portraits using daylight as the primary source. 10. Outdoor Portrait Photography: What’s the Best Time of Day? Outdoor portrait photography means at…
By Daria Huxley

The buzz of jets screaming past at 1000 km/h, the simple beauty of a glider silently navigating thermals, the classic ‘sound of round’ from a radial engine – airshow photography is an awe-inspiring experience. Ready to pit your camera skills against the speed and tenacity of aircraft and aviator? Here…
By Megan Kennedy

Flowers make beautiful subjects for photography, but capturing their essence in a photograph can be tricky. In order to get the most out of your flower photos, you need to know how to edit them properly. Here are nine tips to help you edit flower photos in Lightroom. 1. Edit…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez

When it comes to wedding photography, lighting is key. You want to make sure that your photos are properly lit so that the bride and groom look their best. Here are 12 tips for the best wedding photography lighting. Wedding Photography Lighting: Natural or Artificial? One of the first questions…
By Hillary Grigonis

In this article, I will show you how you can take portraits in a similar style to those of renowned British portrait photographer Antoniou Platon. The Platon photography style is best known for its series of highly contrasted black and white portraits of celebrities and politicians. And while you may…
By Andrea Minoia

The travel industry is worth trillions each year, which means the demand for anything tourism-related is massive. That includes photography and travel photography jobs. Finding Travel Photography Jobs: is it Right for You? The first thing you need to consider is whether you’re cut out for the life of a…
By Rowan Sims

When it comes to color vs black and white street photography, unfortunately there’s no secret rule book. We tend to interpret color and black and white photography subjectively. The beauty of photography is that you incorporate your own experiences, culture, and background in your photos. There are certain conditions however, when I…
By Heather Joy Milne

In this article we will focus on a particular aspect of travel photography: what’s the best way to backup photos while traveling without a computer. This means both accessing your photos to review, edit and/or share them as well as creating a backup on the fly. The Best Way To Backup…
By Andrea Minoia

Fall photography is weird. The colors throw our perceptions through a loop, and getting the right photos becomes a challenge. This article will take you through everything you need to know about autumn photography so you can capture anything from detail macro shots to sprawling landscapes. Colors and Fall Photography…
By David Shaw Shaw

In low key black and white photography, you want to create a moody and atmospheric image. This type of photography is often used for portraiture and fine art nude photography. To shoot low key black and white photos, you need to know how to control the light in your scene.…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan

Whether you’re new to digital photography or not, Lightroom is a powerful tool to take your interior photography from good to great. Knowing how to work with Lightroom to edit interior photography, though, can take lots of practice! While each photographer works slightly differently and eventually develops their own workflow,…
By Natalia Robert

Time-lapse photography is, by its very nature, a time consuming endeavour. It typically involves taking and processing hundreds of images. It really pays to plan your shoot and time-lapse settings accordingly. I wouldn’t say there are any ‘best’ time-lapse photography settings. These can vary depending on the camera and the…
By David Baxter