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How to Create Compelling Black and White Texture Photography

Texture can be especially eye-catching in black and white photos. In the absence of color, variations in surface details can add variety, drama, and even levels of storytelling to compositions. Black and white texture photography can leave you with stunning results. But it can also be frustrating when the texture

By Peter Dam | Photography-Raw

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Editing Street Photography in Lightroom (Processing Photos)

Editing street photography has been a part of this niche for a long time. Most of us street photographers draw inspiration from some of the best photographers in the world, such as Robert Frank, Bruce Gilden or, more recently, Eric Kim. And we’re not the only ones. Ever since photographers

By Expert Photography

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Tips for Shooting Black and White Film Photography

I’ve written about film photography and I’ve written about black and white photography, so you’re probably wondering why I’m writing about black and white film photography. The answer is simple – there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye. The effects produced and the parameters you have to work within is very different to that of any other type of photography and these produce some very interesting results – results that you may associate with a much older style of photography.

By Joshua Dunlop

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11 Street Photography Composition Tips for Urban Shots

Street photography is all about capturing life and telling a story with your images. And it can be a great way to practice your composition skills. That’s because you don’t have the luxury of staging or rehearsing shots. But that’s the beauty of street photography. You have to shoot what

By Megan Kennedy

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How to Read a Histogram for Better Photography Exposure

Camera’s LCD displays are pretty bad at accurately representing what the photo looks like, which is why you should be using Histograms. Histograms give you a mathematical representation of how well exposed a photo is, which helps you to get the best photo possible when out on a shoot.

By Joshua Dunlop

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Making Money from Stock Photography (Selling Stock Photos)

If you’re looking for a creative way to make some extra money, you should consider selling stock photos Stock photography is the process of licensing photographs to multiple users, who then can use the images for a variety of purposes, including editorial, commercial, and advertising Many photographers find success in

By Expert Photography

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How to Shoot Yoga Photography (10 Best Tips for Yoga Photos)

Capturing the grace and strength of yogis with yoga photography is rewarding yet challenging. You can create stunning yoga portraits with the right techniques, equipment, and creativity. Our article covers what you need to know about yoga photography. Are you looking to improve your pictures of yoga practitioners? Perhaps you

By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez

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How to Get Paid to Take Pictures of Houses (Real Estate)

Do you love taking pictures? Have you ever dreamed of getting paid to take pictures of houses? If so, this article is for you. In this article, we will discuss how to get paid to take pictures of houses and what you need to do to start your career in

By Natalia Robert

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How Diagonal Lines in Photography Add Direction and Dynamics

This is now my 3rd post on using lines as a composition technique, and in this post we’re going to be looking at the effect that adding diagonal lines does to a photo. Diagonal lines are important factors to try add to your photos now and then, as they create tension and dynamics in a photo and lead the eyes in a particular direction.

By Joshua Dunlop

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Star Trail Photography Guide: How to Capture Night Skies

Many people tend to think that movement is something to avoid in photography at all costs. And sometimes that’s true. Photography is often about capturing “the” moment and freezing it in time. But intentional camera movement (e.g., panning) and long exposures to blur moving water and clouds, can add magic

By Andrea Minoia

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How to Improve Your Wildlife Action Photography

A jumping squirrel, a running hare, territorial fights between foxes – wild animals and their behaviour patterns offer tons of possibilities for great wildlife action photography. Action-packed wildlife scenes are the most recognised ones, but even with an action shot of a mouse you could win the next nature photography

By Julian Rad

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5 Best Outdoor Photography Tips for Beginners

Improve your outdoor photography with practical tips for managing harsh midday light, using a polarizing filter, shooting during golden hour, setting white balance, and placing the horizon.

By Joshua Dunlop

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