Category: Quick Tips, Hacks & Shortcuts

The Adventure of Photographing the Abandoned

Have you ever pressed your face against an old, dirty window to get a peek inside an old building? Perhaps you linger longer than usual

Strategies for Setting Up Lightroom

Do you have a junk drawer in your home somewhere? One that’s full of lots of things you didn’t want to throw out because they

My Secrets to a Better Photography Experience in Iceland

Yearly, more than two million tourists visit this isolated country with a population of roughly 360,000. Incredibly challenging weather conditions and high consumer prices aren’t

Composition and Subject Framing

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

Posing Group Portraits

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

5 Steps to Better Headshots

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

Five Goals You Should Set for Your Photography This Coming Year

We have all found ourselves in an extremely difficult year, with health concerns and the inability to provide your photography services while social distancing or

Using Leading Lines in Portraiture for Dramatic Results

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

Five Tips for Fantastic Photos of Kids

We’ve all heard the dreaded words, “Okay, everyone, look at the camera, and on the count of three, say “Cheese!” “ I know I have

Creating Magic With Lightroom's Radial Gradient Tool

The radial gradient tool in Lightroom is great for making local adjustments in Lightroom, yet it’s often underutilized. Using the radial gradient tool, you can

What Is a Zoom Lens and How Does It Work?

The lenses that you use on your camera can make a huge difference in the quality and style of your images. Good glass makes a

Panning to Perfection

Panning is a specialized photographic technique. It’s a bit tricky to master, but once you do, your images will have both motion and focus. In

Category: Quick Tips, Hacks & Shortcuts

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