Photography For Beginners

If you’re looking to add a touch of artistry to your portraits, you may want to try creating a Picasso style portrait in Photoshop. In this article, we’ll show you how to create a Picasso-style portrait using a few simple steps. We’ll also provide a few tips on how to…

What is it called when you see a picture within a picture? The answer is the Droste effect, an exciting and creative way to photograph a scene. In French, it is also known as a mise en abyme (put in abyss). And this technique involves placing a copy of an image…

The gorgeous interior photography shots you see in magazines may seem impossible to achieve as a photographer, but they’re not! Let’s dive in and walk through these twelve tips. You’ll start creating magazine-worthy interior photography in no time! 12. Interior Photography: Focusing on the Details Have you ever photographed for…

The Harris Shutter effect is a lot of fun to play around with when you’ve got some spare time and is an easy way to impress friends. This effect can be used in just about any situation where you can keep the camera steady and is a great way to show movement in a photo.

In this Photoshop project tutorial, we’re going to learn how to cut out an image in Photoshop. This is a common task that you’ll likely need to do at some point, whether you’re working on a photo-editing project or creating a graphic for your website. So let’s get started! In…

Some of us are daytime photographers, others do night photography, and the rest just dabble across both. But what if you didn’t have to choose? What if we told you there was a way you can create a single image that will show day to night photography together? Day To…

Tilt-shift photography is a technique that can be used to create unique and interesting photos. In this article, we’ll show you how to create tilt-shift photos in Photoshop using a few simple steps. We’ll also provide a few tips on how to get the most out of this technique. Let’s…

Ever tried to freeze motion in your photography? Or tried water splash photography? If not, this is the article for you. If you have, this is still the article for you as we’ll show you how to have fun photographing water splashes. We are going to create a shot with…

This is my fifth tutorial with the title suffix of ‘Shoot My Shot’ where I show you the steps that I take to produce a creative photo. In this tutorial I’m showing you how to create a cool effect of using waterdrops to magnify the objects beneath. There’s plenty of different ways that you can customise this to come up with your own original and creative results.

Photographers have many tools to choose from when editing photos. And Adobe developed two of the most popular. So we will look at Lightroom vs Photoshop. If you’re new to photo editing, you may wonder why Adobe has two post-processing tools. Which should you use? Which is better? Some Background…

Slow sync flash is when you fire your flash either at the beginning or end of an exposure that’s slower than normal, for example 1/8 of a second. Anyone with experience behind a camera knows that it’s very hard to hold the camera steady enough for a sharp exposure at this sort of speed, and that’s where the flash comes in. By firing the flash, you freeze the motion and collect light trails in the remaining time, creating this rather cool effect, like in the photos below.

Water drop photography is one of my favorite creative photography techniques. It’s fun and easy, and the final photos are always unique. You might think water drop photography is only for advanced photographers. How can you freeze the moment without any special gear? We’ll show you how! Our article provides…