Bad Weather Photography: Getting the Perfect Landscape Shots
The weather defines the mood of any landscape. Tony Worobiec reveals how to make the most of whatever it throws at you. Bad weather photography can offer up some great Continue Reading
Category Archives: shutter speed
Brilliant Tips for Better Christmas Light Background Photography
It’s holiday time, which means big meals, a deluge of Christmas and holiday cards, family arguments moments, decorations, gifts, and lots lots lots of photos. Well, we’re here to give Continue Reading
Christmas Photography Tips
Christmastime (and winter) is the most energetic and exciting time to take photographs for a variety of reasons – the natural elements, the captivating and imaginative decorations (including Christmas lights) Continue Reading
This is What You Need to Know About Camera Aperture
One of the most commonly cited reasons that people give for wanting to transition from a point-and-shoot camera to an interchangeable lens system (mirrorless or DSLR) is the desire for Continue Reading
Low-Light Photography: How Low Can You Go?
Low light can still yield great images – landscape and travel photographer David Clapp shares his top tips and techniques Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, the most westerly point in Scotland, UK. Canon Continue Reading
Blood Moon 2018: How to Photograph the Total Lunar Eclipse on 27 July 2018
This will be the longest, reddest and most dramatic total lunar eclipse of your lifetime – so don’t waste it! Image: CC0 Creative Commons The longest total lunar eclipse Continue Reading
How To Photograph Butterflies
Recently I found myself anxious for the arrival of warm weather and craving a bit of outdoor photography. So what did I do? I headed indoors, of course. I found Continue Reading
10 Tips to Improve Your Aviation Photography
We see them every day overhead, and they always make us look up and ponder. Airplanes are a romantic concept because of the faraway places to which they can take Continue Reading
What Is Aperture?
In short, aperture has to do with a camera lens opening or closing to allow or disallow varying levels of light. DSLR lenses have an iris within them, which will open and Continue Reading
Top tips for 2018: Wildlife Photography
It’s important to plan and understand your subject, reveal background texture to add context to a picture, and nail the exposure and focusing. Learn from the pros. Include background texture Continue Reading