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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. So how should you go about it? Find out in our article…
By David Shaw 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 Photography

HDR tone mapping is a technique that can be used to create stunning images from ordinary photos. It involves the use of three or more photos taken at different exposures, and then combining them into one image using software such as Photoshop. 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 seven tips for breathtaking waterfall photography. Waterfall Photography: Staying Safe Photographing…
By Alessandro Torri Photography

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 of the…
By Darina Kopcok Photography

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 Photography

Moody landscape photography is about capturing a scene’s feeling rather than just reproducing what you see. It can be a great way to create evocative and atmospheric images that capture a sense of place and time. 8 Moody Landscape Photography Tips Here are eight tips to help you get started.…
By Taya Ivanova Photography

Composition is a funny old thing, because it’s common knowledge that learning composition will help your photography, but it’s also something you should never really pay too much consideration too. I always feel that it’s best to teach people composition under the guidance that it’s training a person’s eyes to look at a potential photo in a different way. You should never just blindly follow the ‘rules’, but you can use your new knowledge to shape your photos into something which is much more pleasing to the eye.
By ExpertPhotography Photography

I was recently asked to do some photography for a new blog that’s starting and my first assignment is to take some photos of them Go-Karting for one of their first blog posts. This post will show you the steps I took to get to my final photo.
By ExpertPhotography Photography

When you shoot a day to night time-lapse, you get to document the way different times of the day affect a landscape. It takes time, but a day to night (or night to day timelapse!) is a fantastic way to improve your videography skills and make some extraordinary footage. What…
By Taya Ivanova Photography