Category: Composition

From the first days of photography, we’ve been shooting in black and white. Back in the days of film, a huge range of black and

The setting tone in Lightroom can be done in many different ways using various panels and sliders. You can manipulate the tone in your photographs

Some photos just pop off the screen and grab your attention. There is one primary reason why. The Subject is Clear and Concise! Isolating the

I don’t know what your relationship is with cafés, but I am obsessed with discovering all the cute little corners of my town serving the

When you saw the word ‘framing’ in the title of this guide, you probably thought of wooden, steel, and other frames used to frame a

One of the most challenging types of portraiture is the group photo. You’ve got to make sure that each individual looks good, while also maintaining

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Headshots are one of the most common forms of portraiture. Models and actors need them for their portfolios, almost everyone you meet will want to

Leading lines draw the eye in a specific direction across the photograph. They are an important compositional tool that will allow you to send a

Leading lines really work well. That’s why you want to incorporate them into any of your pictures that you can. Did you know that you

Coloring is one of the most significant ways to express yourself as a photographer. It’s a signature of every one of us. You know how

One of the things I love most about photography is that, as a creative medium, there is space for everyone to create in their own

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