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If you’ve read many of my tutorials on composition, then you’ll know by now that by implementing some of these techniques, that you can add depth quite easily, and we’re gonna have a look at them now.
By Joshua Dunlop

This post is all about showing you how to take a great photo, at night, in very low light. This may not sound particularly difficult, but I assure you that if you try to shoot in auto mode, or even a priority mode then you would massively struggle to produce the same results. It’s not hard when you know what you’re doing, and that’s exactly what I aim to achieve from this post.
By Joshua Dunlop

Filters for landscape photography are a simple accessory that can greatly improve your images. Whether you shoot sweeping landscapes or bustling cityscapes, filters help you get better results! We give you a thorough introduction if you want to incorporate landscape filters into your photography setup. We also help you start…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

If you’ve attempted landscape photography, not every image you capture is attractive and soul-stirring. Even photographs of genuinely beautiful landscapes can end up dull if you can’t find interest in the scene. The problem may not lie with the place or even your technique. Sometimes it’s the fault of boring…
By Expert Photography

Having the best accessories for landscape photography in your pack increases your chances of having a successful expedition. The right accessories ensure the safety of your expensive camera gear and impact the quality of the images you capture on your trip. Every photographic genre has its own “must-have” accessories. For…
By Andrea Minoia

Macro photography is one of the most fascinating genres of photography. It allows you to explore the small things in the world that you can’t usually see with the naked eye. Macro photography lets you see the details in all of the tiny, otherwise unspectacular everyday items. But in macro…
By Julian Rad

Importing photos into Lightroom can be somewhat mysterious for those new to the software. It’s not uncommon for people to unwittingly make multiple catalogs. Or they duplicate their photos or lose track of where they’re sending their images. Or, in extreme cases, delete them. So it’s important to understand exactly…
By David Baxter

Do you wonder why your photos appear flat and uninteresting when you convert them to black and white? If you do, it is probably because your photos lack black and white contrast. A photo lacks contrast when it doesn’t have both dark tones and bright tones, instead having only a…
By Peter Dam | Photography-Raw

When it comes to portrait photography, the lighting can make or break the shot. In order to get the perfect light for your portraits, you need to understand the different types of portrait lighting terms. This guide will teach you everything you need to know about portrait lighting, from modifiers…
By Joshua Dunlop

is full of family portrait ideas that can become family photo fails. Trying to re-create a photo by a pro who’s been shooting families for decades is a recipe for disaster. Not to mention unoriginal and a potential legal copyright battle. So here are seven creative family portrait ideas you can…
By Hillary Grigonis

Fisheye lens photography is a genre that depends completely on one thing: the extreme panoramic perspective created by the fisheye lens. These lenses are wild beasts in the world of camera lenses, due to their huge field of view and strong visual distortions. Some people love them, some hate them. Some consider…
By Andrea Minoia

Choose the best Milky Way photography gear for your budget, from cameras and wide-angle lenses to tripods, intervalometers, warm clothing, and planning tools.
By Joshua Dunlop