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There is a reason why a prime lens is called “prime.” It’s the most important piece of your photography kit, the chief of the lens world. And it should be part of your everyday kit. Our article will look at 35mm vs 50mm prime lenses and their attributes. We will…
By Expert Photography

A family photoshoot is a big responsibility for a photographer. And it can lead to stressful situations. But when you know certain tricks, taking family portraits becomes fun and enjoyable. They are a great opportunity to take photos that convey lots of love and joy! 13 Family Photoshoot Tips for…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez

When it comes to printing photos, there are a lot of things to consider. One of the most important factors is resolution. What is the best photo resolution for printing? How do you determine it? And what happens if you don’t print at the optimum resolution? In this article, we…
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Lead room is one of the many compositional techniques that artists of all types use. It’s also known as “nose room,” “look room,” and “leading space.” The lead room principle in photography is a simple but essential part of compositional technique. It is used in portraiture, fashion, boudoir, event, and…
By Dora Jokkel

If you are a photographer, you might have wondered: when’s the best time to buy a camera? Buying a camera at the right time means you can make great savings. You can use those savings to invest in accessories and gear! In this article, we’ll share some tips on how…
By Tamara Kedves

Sky replacement in Photoshop can be a lifesaver when the weather isn’t quite right. We can study weather apps, track the sun, and show up early to get the best light. But that doesn’t guarantee the weather’s always going to be perfect. As a result, sometimes the sky in your…
By Jenn Mishra

Capturing the innocence and beauty of a newborn baby is one of the most rewarding things a photographer can do. And with a little bit of practice, you can create some stunning images. In this article, we will share ten of the best newborn poses to try. But before we…
By Hillary Grigonis

Backlighting in photography happens when the main light is behind your subject and facing the camera. Backlight photography can be challenging, especially if you are used to using the auto exposure modes on your camera. It’s easy to accidentally create an unpleasant exposure with a strong light behind your subject.…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan

Lens filters can have a significant impact on the scene you are shooting. Whether you capture on film or use a digital camera, you can experiment with all of them. Most are color filters, but this does not mean they will not affect your black and white images. As contrast…
By Expert Photography

I’ve mentioned visual weight a few times now, but I’ve never actually gone into detail about what it actually is; it’s a lot more then just the size of an object in a scene. Visual weight is determined by the way that we look at the photo and what we see first and spend the most amount of time looking at. If you understand the visual weight of different objects in the scene, you can use your knowledge effectively to encourage the viewer to see the photo in a certain way.
By Joshua Dunlop

This article shows you how to approach, photograph, and create a 3D model from photos… Since the beginning of time, artists have tried replicating the world around us. These days, 3D modeling and printing may be the closest way to do this. A 3D model is exactly that. It’s a…
By Expert Photography

Henri Cartier Bresson was one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. He is known for his unique style, which emphasized spontaneity and intuition over careful planning and composition. Here are six tips to help you capture photos with Henri Cartier-Bresson’s signature style. 6 Henri Cartier-Bresson Photography Style…
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