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If you want to create some truly amazing light trail photography, then you need to know a few things about how to shoot and edit them. In this article, we will teach you everything you need to know in order to create photos that will amaze your friends and family.…
By Andrea Minoia Photography

In this article, I will teach you how you can make stronger compositions in your mountain photography. How do you take pictures of mountains? You can approach mountain photography in two ways. You shoot long, or you shoot wide. The first tips focus on wide-angle mountain shots that include a…
By Daniel Laan Photography

I love the look of long exposure photographs. There’s something special about smooth water, soft waterfalls and cotton candy clouds. But I find myself guessing how long I need to leave the shutter open to get these results. I hop from one neutral density (ND) filter to another, trying various…
By Jenn Mishra

ISO invariance is the idea that the quality of your photos stay the same no matter what ISO you use. This concept can be quite technical. We will discuss it in the simplest way that you can understand and apply your photography. What Is ISO and Iso Invariance? ISO is…
By Chad Verzosa Photography

Prism photography is a fun way to add some creative effects to your photos. From rainbow effect colors, to dreamy looks and reflections, prisms’ ability to bend light result in stunning results. You can even use it to take out unwanted elements from your photograph. What is great about prisms…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez Photography

You may think the terms ‘monochrome’ and ‘black and white’ are synonymous. After all, it’s quite common for people to use these terms interchangeably. They’re not exactly the same, though. There is a distinction which can be helpful to know. In this article, you will learn the difference between monochrome…
By Peter Dam | Photography-Raw

Are you into film photography and wish you had a darkroom? What if we told you you only need a bathroom (or any room with a sink) to build a DIY darkroom? Our article shows you how to convert your space with just a few simple steps! What Equipment…
By Chad Verzosa Photography

Commercial photography is popular these days. But it’s not all about large teams creating images in a studio for big ad campaigns. This article will help you understand what commercial photography is and how to get started. What Is Commercial Photography? Commercial photography includes a wide range of photography niches.…
By ExpertPhotography Photography

Exposure blending is the process of combining multiple exposures into a single photograph. This can be done in-camera, but more often it’s done in post-processing using software like Photoshop. The goal is to create a photo that looks like it was shot with a single exposure, but that has the…
By Jenn Mishra

Time-lapse and speed up video are two of the most popular types of videos these days. But which is better? And when should you use each type? In this article, we’ll explore the pros and cons of time-lapse vs speed up video, and help you decide which is best for…
By Taya Ivanova Photography

Rotating a photo in Adobe Photoshop is easy. Sometimes I rotate to fix a tilted camera. Other times I rotate the image to alter perspective or add a diagonal line for dynamic interest. I can even rotate selected parts of my photograph. In this article, I’ll show you a few…
By Jenn Mishra

When we’re talking about exposure in photography, a stop is a measurement of an exposure, depending on either the shutter speed, the ISO, or the aperture. To be specific, if you were to increase the exposure by one stop, you would be doubling the exposure.
By ExpertPhotography Photography