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There are a few different ways to blur the background in Photoshop, each with its own benefits and drawbacks. This tutorial uses layer masks and the Lens Blur filter to create a blurred background.…
By Gabor Holtzer

Perspective in photography is an important part of artistic composition. It helps you create truly three-dimensional images in a two-dimensional medium. You can also use perspective to create harmony or tension. You can even give viewers a glimpse of something or somewhere from an angle that is normally impossible. This article…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

Prime lenses offer a fixed focal length, while zoom lenses let you reframe without changing lenses. Compare image quality, aperture, portability, flexibility, and price to choose the right option for your photography.
By Joshua Dunlop

This article looks at the best free photo storage apps. Our smartphones have become our pocket cameras, allowing us to take pictures whenever and wherever we feel like it. But as every trigger happy iPhone photographer knows, space is limited and runs out fast. Thankfully, these handy free photo storage…
By N Constant

Learn how to pose maternity portraits with practical ideas for photographing the mother alone, couples, hands and belly, walking poses, and comfortable sessions indoors or outdoors.
By Jackie Lamas

The first thing you might notice about the Fujifilm X-T30 is just how stylish it is. The world is full of bland black plastic. And the metal and imitation black leatherette makes a powerful statement. But can it deliver thoroughly modern results from its very retro body? Read this review…
By Gabor Holtzer

Fine art photography focuses on specific concepts that mean something and are special to their creators. These ideas usually take time to develop and can feature all kinds of subjects. Some of the best fine art photographers can turn an abstract idea into an artistic masterpiece. We can all learn…
By Taya Ivanova

Food action shots make any food photography dynamic and more realistic. In case you’re taking photos for a cookbook, you should involve lots of movement: pouring, stirring, sprinkling. Everyone loves the sight of fresh doughnuts getting sprinkled with icing sugar. But how do you take action shots in food photography?…
By Dora Jokkel

The Orton Effect is a popular, artistic post-processing technique developed in the 1980s. The process is popular in landscape photography and creates a soft watercolor effect. In this article, we’ll show you how to create the dreamy effect in Photoshop and Lightroom. What Is the Orton Effect? The Orton Effect…
By Jenn Mishra

Try 30 creative photography ideas, from light painting and water drops to photo composites. Choose a project that fits your equipment and space, then use its linked guide for the setup.
By Expert Photography

Many photographers dream of having their own home photography studio to practice their craft. So you must be wondering, how can I make a photography studio at home? Well, what if I told you it’s easy to get started? Here are some tips on how to set up a low-cost…
By Andrea Minoia

Try hand positions for standing portraits, seated photos, and hands near the face. These 11 tips show how to give hands a task, relax the fingers, and check their angle and distance from the camera.
By Hillary Grigonis