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A viewfinder is a simple camera tool we often take for granted. In this article, we will help you understand your camera viewfinder better. We go through everything you need to know. From what it is to the differences between optical and electronic viewfinders. What Is the Viewfinder? The viewfinder…
By Expert Photography

If you’re like most photographers, you have a lot of photos that you want to keep, but don’t have enough storage space for them all. And if you want to edit and organize your photos, that takes up even more room. So what can you do? The answer is simple:…
By Jenn Mishra

Leading lines direct the viewer’s attention to particular parts of an image. They are one of the most effective and underutilized compositional tools in photography. By determining the point of interest, leading lines create dynamic compositions. By using such compositional techniques, your pictures will be more interesting. This is why…
By Joshua Dunlop

Selective focus uses our visual preferences to highlight elements in our composition. Our attention first goes to the brightest parts of the scene and those that are sharpest. In this article, we will show you how to create selective focus. What is Selective Focus? Selective focus isolates a subject. Choose…
By Jenn Mishra

When it comes to photography, there are a lot of different file formats to choose from. JPEGs, RAWs, and TIFFs are the three most popular formats, but what’s the difference between them? And which one should you be using? JPEGs are the most common format, and they’re good for general…
By Jenn Mishra

One of the challenges of product photography is taking pictures of reflective surfaces. We have a tried-and-tested way to photograph shiny glass and metal that need only bounce cards. Let’s find out how to use them to get professional-quality shots. The Law of Reflection on a Reflective Surface Before you…
By Chad Verzosa

Textures create depth and a tactile element to your photographs. They can add visual interest to an average photo and make your images pop off the page. It is not difficult to add texture in Photoshop. Once you know these four steps, the creative possibilities are endless. How to Add…
By Jenn Mishra

Travel photography blogs and vlogs are great sources of inspiration. Both for traveling around the world and the photography that comes with it. They can provide useful tips and destination ideas as well. Check out our list of the best travel photography blogs. They will inspire you to take some…
By Expert Photography

It is the dream of many photographers to sell photos online. Getty and iStock remain the industry standard for selling stock photos. But there are also apps like Foap, Snapwire, EyeEm, and Twenty20, or other websites like Picfair, to name a few. Today we’ll see how the Foap app stacks…
By Jenn Mishra

Our article will show you how to extract frames from a video in Adobe Photoshop. Extracting frames from a video is a great way to create custom images for your projects. You can use Photoshop to extract individual frames or even small sections of a video and save them as…
By Jenn Mishra

Expert Photography’s mission is to make photography simple. And the free cheat sheets below will help you learn photography fast. They’re great if you want some quick tips for the various topics we cover. But if you want something more comprehensive… Our 52 premium Quick Capture Cheat Sheets are designed for…
By Joshua Dunlop

If you’re looking for inspiration on how to take beautiful and simple photos, this post is for you. We’ve collected 21 amazing minimalist photographers on Instagram you should follow immediately. The internet is full of competing visual information which can make it hard to fully focus on any image or…
By Expert Photography