9 Pointers for Better Product Photography
No one disputes the convenience of online shopping, but it falls short of traditional brick-and-mortar shopping in one major way: the ability for a customer to see or handle a Continue Reading
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Product Photography Tips: Aperture, ISO and Shutter Speed
You don’t have to be a professional photographer to take a decent photograph — but a good product image requires more than just aiming and shooting!When you’re photographing items to Continue Reading
Top Tips for Fireworks Photography
If you need any reminder that we are well and truly into winter – apart from the short, dark days – the arrival of fireworks in the stores is a Continue Reading
Autumn/Fall Photography Inspiration
October’s well and truly here, which means the leaves are turning and the ‘season of mists and mellow fruitfulness’ has arrived (if you’re reading this in Australia please bear with Continue Reading
What to Shoot in September
Don’t get sad that summer is over – September can also be a great month for photography. Indeed, it’s often a nicer month than August weather-wise, particularly in the UK, Continue Reading
Why Use Manual Mode?
Now, that’s a good question isn’t it? We have the auto mode that can help us take any picture during any scene. We also have semi auto modes where we Continue Reading
13 Tips For Weather Photography
Weather photography is a highly rewarding genre of photography. Â To capture a wall hanger of a storm, it takes skill, knowledge, luck and determination to get the job done. Â From Continue Reading
How to Choose a Camera for Jewellery and Other Macro Photography
         Jewellery can be one of the more tricky products to photograph but also one of the most rewarding. The right light tent and lighting Continue Reading
How to Buy a DSLR and What to Look For
So, you finally decided to step up the game from that point-and-shoot and go for a DSLR? Well, congratulations, you are in for many surprises.First of all, I must disagree Continue Reading
5 Simple Steps to Better Product Photography
1 – Focus In order to ensure your images are sharp, make sure you know how to focus your camera.  Digital cameras with auto focus are often difficult to focus Continue Reading