Category: Quick Tips, Hacks & Shortcuts

What Is Rear Curtain Camera Sync and Why Do I Care?

I bet you have seen or heard the term ‘rear curtain sync’ somewhere before and perhaps decided to ‘Google it sometime.’ Then you forgot about

A Sneak Peek at Hidden Lightroom Tools

If you use Lightroom to post-process your photos, you have probably read or watched dozens of Lightroom tutorials. Maybe you have even taken classes on

The Beauty of Photographing Spring Landscapes

Spring is arguably one of the best times of the year for photography. The weather is more hospitable, the days are longer, and there’s an

How to Deal With Hot, Humid Weather and Camera Gear

Hot, humid weather can be a real challenge for photographers and their camera gear. You have to be more mindful of how you use and

Camera Settings for Landscape Photography

Landscape photography is a hugely popular genre, with most photographers enjoying the chance to capture stunning images in the great outdoors. It is an accessible

How to Create Magical Winter Landscapes

We’ve all seen some wonderful winter landscapes – the clouds and snow are just right and the subtle blueish tones send a chill down your

Three Mid-Range Cameras That Are Perfect for Beginner Photographers

The more I think about the title of this guide, the more I realize that I’m opening myself up for heavy criticism because firstly, who

How Being a Paranormal Investigator Helped Improve My Photography

I want to let you in on a secret: I believe in ghosts. I know, it may sound a little crazy to some people. I

Controlling Composition With the Rule of Thirds

A photo captures only a small slice of the world we see. What we choose to photograph and how we place elements in the frame

Creating Magic With the Photoshop Liquify Tool

Hidden inside Photoshop is a very powerful tool: the Liquify Filter. The tool was designed primarily for portrait photographers, but it is useful for any

What Is Exposure Bracketing and Can It Save Your Photos?

Exposure bracketing can help you achieve more accurate exposures. It’s especially useful when you’re taking photos in challenging lighting conditions. It’s a technique where you

How to Edit Down to Your Best Shot From a Group

During a photo shoot, it can be easy to take hundreds of photographs, if not thousands. If you’re not the type that carefully sets up

Category: Quick Tips, Hacks & Shortcuts

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