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My Top Tips for Improving Your Indoor Sports Photography – Volume 2

I am a proud Canadian, and like a lot of my fellow countrymates, I love hockey. My family grew up with hockey on TV all

How to Use Focal Points in Photo Composition

When you create stunning photographs, people will go “wowza.” But without focal points, they may end up confused – making this method crucial. Starting in

Creating Beauty With Symmetry

Symmetry is a way of composing your images. It is when two halves of your image are the same or visually very similar. This creates

What Is the Rule of Odds and Why Does It Work?

Sometimes I wonder how a specific rule in art came about. Who ‘discovered’ it? Who was the first one who shouted ‘Eureka!’ in terms of

What Is the Difference Between White Balance and Color Balance?

White balance and color balance are intrinsically linked. When you adjust the white balance settings in your camera, you’ll also be able to control the

Are You a Photo Visionary? Breaking Out of Conformity!

In the age of the smartphone, it’s said that everyone thinks they are a photographer. These days, becoming known as a master of art takes

Foreground, Middle Ground, Background: Giving Each Its Due

Awareness of what’s going on in the foreground, middle ground, and background of your composition helps you take better photos. Many beginner photographers only concentrate

How to Use Leading Lines in Photo Composition

Lines exist everywhere. But in photos, they carry a distinct purpose. Learn about leading lines in photography and how to use them professionally, from scratch.

What Is the Difference Between Clarity, Texture, and Dehaze in Post-processing?

Photo post-processing programs have many ways of changing the contrast in your image. Lightroom has a Contrast slider, but it also has Clarity, Texture, and

What Does Macro Photography Mean and How to Try It?

In this guide, I’m going to explore the world of macro photography and help you get started with trying it out. Here’s what we’ll cover:

My Four Best Tips for Shooting Dramatic Cityscapes

Cityscapes are one of my favorite subjects to photograph. I love the idea of people concentrated into a relatively small space, each impacting the view

Top Tips for Improving Your Outdoor Sports Photography

I love sports. Even though I was not athletic growing up, I happily spent several years as a teenager working in the local junior hockey

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