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The market for photographing jewelry is growing by the day. Jewelry photography can be a fun, rewarding, and profitable endeavour. Are you looking for a way to take photos that will sell your products better and make them look even more beautiful? Our guide will help you start capturing those…
By Anabel Dflux

Having made our first tentative steps into photography, it’s easy to stagnate. Photzy Snap Cards are designed to get you over this hump. Photzy describes the product as “a training boot camp in your bag.” The idea is that you print them out and toss them in your bag. Then…
By Gabor Holtzer

Having trouble exposing your images on bright, clear, sunny days? Well, the Sunny 16 Rule is a photography trick that could really help you out. As the name suggests, it’s for shooting outdoors on sunny days using an f/16 aperture. It’s a helpful device to ensure you never over-exposure your…
By Andrea Minoia

Making your own homemade smartphone projector is a fun project that you can do with all the family. You will learn about how optics work and develop your creativity, as well as recycling the boxes you have at home. Enjoy watching your phone videos and photos with an affordable DIY…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez

Perhaps one of the signs of the accomplished photographer is being able to master off-camera flash photography. It’s so easy to look at a professional studio set-up and feel overwhelmed. Phil Steele’s “Advanced Off-Camera Flash Photography” video course is designed to get you over that first hesitation. And then to…
By Gabor Holtzer

Bird photography is not easy. Birds are fast and high moving subjects, at the best of times. At other times they might hide away in trees. The closer you get, the higher the chance of the bird disappearing. Here is how to get started with bird photography.…
By David Shaw

Commercial fashion photography is a dynamic field featuring beautiful models and products. Retouching is an integral part of the process that can make or break a commercial fashion image. Commercial Fashion Photography: What Software Should I Use to Retouch Photos? Most commercial fashion photographers retouch in Capture One Pro or…
By Darina Kopcok

HDR tone mapping is a technique that can be used to create stunning images from ordinary photos. In an HDR workflow, software such as Photoshop merges multiple exposures before tone mapping adapts the image for display. The results can be amazing, adding drama and…
By Simon Bond

Waterfalls are one of nature’s wonders for landscape photography. When I’m in front of a waterfall, I want to get smooth, silky water and motion blur with a long exposure. That can be tricky. In this article, I’ll share tips for breathtaking waterfall photography. Waterfall Photography: Staying Safe Photographing…
By Alessandro Torri

The aim of Photo Shortcuts from Photography Pro is to bring new life to your photography. The ideas are presented as tips, almost like recipes. Is it enough to bring new life to your photography? Our review will take you through the product’s strengths and weaknesses. We’ll also look at…
By Gabor Holtzer

Macro photography is all about capturing small details that the naked eye cannot see. And in order to get the clearest, most detailed shots, you need a good flash. But not just any old flash will do. You need a specific flash for macro photography. Here are seven tips for using flash…
By Darina Kopcok

Have you ever looked back at the days when you were starting out with photography? Everything was so fun and thrilling. Where has all that excitement gone? You might be stuck in a photographic rut or looking for some creative photographic ideas. Photoelasticity is an easy and fun project you…
By Andrea Minoia