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Reflections show up often in the most impressive landscape photos. The iconic ones are beautiful snow-capped mountains with a lake in front acting as a…
By Alessandro Torri

Understanding and using balance in photography is crucial. It helps you create visually appealing and harmonious photos. We explore this concept and provide insights into…
By Joshua Dunlop

Christmas photography is a wonderful way to experiment with your still life and general photography skills. You can play with Christmas lights to create amazing…
By Dina Belenko

Good photography isn’t only about your camera equipment. You also need a great eye, technical skill, and practice. With those three things, you’ll be able…
By Joshua Dunlop

Texture in photography subjects is everywhere. From types of art like sculptures, pottery, paintings, and so on. To everyday objects and nature like trees, flowers,…
By Taya Ivanova

Color in photography is a powerful tool to control the mood and grab the viewer’s attention. Orange and blue make the most common color combination…
By Dina Belenko

Many beginner photographers use a central composition. But once you learn the rules of composition, you will discover there are better ways to compose your…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan

You’ve heard about the rule of thirds before. But have you heard about the rule of odds? When we need to process an even number of…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez

Figure to ground photography is when the main subject is in stark contrast with the background. This could be light on dark or dark on…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan

Photography composition is often taught as a set of rules. But following the rules of composition all the time can result in unimaginative images. To…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan

When it comes to architecture photography, composition is key. A well-composed photo can make an ordinary building look extraordinary. But a poorly composed photo can…
By Imran Zahid

Shadow photography can make a scene more dramatic if you know how to use them. Because photography is all about light, knowing when to block…
By Chad Verzosa