4 Programs You Can Use to Edit Your Photos
So you’ve gotten to the point where you can take a good photo in camera.Now comes the process of editing photos after the fact.The question is, what program should you Continue Reading
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The Perfect Camera Settings for Action and Sports Photography
Action and sports photography is challenging but very exciting. The key to getting good pictures is to set your camera up properly before the event begins, so that when things Continue Reading
Panoramic Photography
The new age of smartphones now make panoramas but how do you achieve this same effect but with your trusty DSLR. In this month’s Basics of Photography Series Part 10 Continue Reading
Better Composition in 5 Easy Steps
Understanding Photographic Composition Composition is one of the hardest aspects of photography as it’s very subjective – what you might think is nice framing might not appeal to somebody else. Continue Reading
10 Steps to an Edit-worthy Group Portrait
Do your group portraits make you wanna face swap? Shooting a group portrait gets more challenging with every person you add to the mix. Here’s a quick run-through of steps Continue Reading
It’s All About That Background…
I love to talk about backgrounds. For me, the background is often one of the most important elements to a photograph. That’s why when I get to a location, my Continue Reading
The Manual Photographer’s Cheat Sheet [infographic]
Forget the retro filters on your camera phone. Pick up a camera & create the dreamy colours & effects that can only be captured with analogue photography. Manual photography Continue Reading
Focus and Focal Length: the True Benefits of using a DSLR
Using a DSLR offers a number of unique advantages over compact cameras and smartphones – chief of which is their ability to change lenses. In this quick beginner’s guide we’ll Continue Reading
10 Ways to Digitally Improve Your Photos
Digital editing software allows us to remove unwanted objects, adjust colours, and touch up blemishes. Learn how to digitally improve your photos. No matter how careful you are when shooting, Continue Reading
How to Crop Like a Boss in Photoshop
I have a habit of shooting for the crop which often means that my final vision is a 4:2 proportion, or even a 4:1 panorama style image, instead of the Continue Reading