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14 Forest Photography Tips to Improve Your Tree Photos

Capturing pictures of forests with a camera is a unique challenge. I live in the core of the Boreal Forest in the interior of Alaska. These woods offer a landscape of spindly spruce trees, quaking aspens, and birches. There are endless opportunities for forest photography. I spend a great deal…

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19 Long-Exposure Photography Ideas You Can Try Today

Every photographer finds themselves in a creative rut from time to time, but these long-exposure photography ideas will help you find your passion once again. Long-exposure photography is a great way to expand your skills and knowledge. It’s a creative form of photography anyone can try, and you’ll be able…

By Christopher Bryan-Smith

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How to Use Your Camera’s Live View (Camera Modes)

Your camera’s live view mode is a great way to take photos with more control and accuracy. With it, you can see what the photo will look like before you take it, which can help you get better results. To use live view mode, simply switch to it from the…

By Darina Kopcok Photography

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How to Shoot DIY Furniture Photography for E-Commerce

Staging your home for sale or have an e-commerce business? Then having great pictures of your furniture is crucial for making sales. It’s essential to show your product in the best possible light. Here are some tips for fabulous furniture photography. Preparing for Furniture Photography It goes without saying that…

By Darina Kopcok Photography

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How to Shoot Daytime Long Exposure Photography

Capturing the beauty of a cascading waterfall or the bustling movement of a busy city street—these are moments when long exposure daytime photography truly shines. Unlike traditional long exposure shots that are usually taken in low light conditions, long exposure daytime photography presents its own set of challenges and rewards.…

By Jenn Mishra

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How to Take Sharp Photos With These 13 Timeless Tips

Quality photos come from a good knowledge of how to take them properly. This list will help you improve your images to get the sort of detail you’ve been looking for in 10 easy steps.

By Joshua Dunlop

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SLR Lounge Photographing the Milky Way Course Review

Even with all the modern advances in camera and lens technology, photographing the Milky Way is still a challenge. So much so that SLR Lounge has a whole course devoted to it. It contains two hours of lessons on the intricacies of capturing this magical celestial phenomenon. So, is Photographing…

By Gabor Holtzer

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How to Shoot a Long Exposure Time-Lapse

Long exposure time-lapse photos are a combination of long exposure and time-lapse photography. Together, these two genres can make your time-lapses look both surreal and eye-catching. What You’ll Need for a Long Exposure Time-Lapse Camera Lens Intervalometer Tripod ND filter Pick a Busy Location to Capture More Movement The busier…

By Taya Ivanova Photography

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45 Best Free Photoshop Actions for Photographers in 2026

Unlock the full potential of your photos with these 45 incredible free Photoshop actions. These tools streamline your photo editing process, saving you time and effort in getting stunning results. Whether you’re a pro or an enthusiastic hobbyist, these versatile actions offer an array of effects and enhancements. There are…

By Joris Hermans

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7 Ways to Use a Frame Within a Frame Photo Composition

Frames are a great way of using a photographic element to lead the viewers eyes into the frame to focus them on a particular point, and the sense of repetition that they can provide produce depth and a path for the eyes to explore. A photo of a scene with a foreground feature makes for much more interesting build up to the main part of a photo and can, in some cases, carry equal weight to the rest of the photo.

By Joshua Dunlop

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Photographing Fabulous Flowers’ Photzy eBook Review

Flowers are beautiful. Photographing fabulous flowers is easy in one sense because the subject matter is so good. But it is also quite a skill. That’s why Photzy’s e-book, Photographing Fabulous Flowers, sets out to help you get the very best out of your blooms. We’ve reviewed the e-book to…

By Gabor Holtzer

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18 Creative Landscape Photography Ideas to Try Yourself

Landscape photography is one of the most popular and accessible types of photography. Anyone with a camera can try their hand at it. The trouble is that many landscape images seem familiar even if they’re not. That’s why you need to find new ways of making unique, eye-catching landscape images.…

By Christopher Bryan-Smith

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