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Most professional travel photographers will tell you that if you want to capture great travel photos, your best bet is to try and get as much right when you are actually taking the photo rather than trying to sort it out in post production. Having said that, all photos will benefit from some level of […]
In this article we will look at a technique to increase depth of field, also known as depth of focus. The technique will “stack” several images of the subject taken at different focal points. Methodology & Equipment: A camera & lens which allow for manual focus. A tripod. A software program which allows for alignment […]
Intro This article is based on my personal way of shooting and may not be compatible to yours. Everyone is different and everyone prefers different types of gear and we all know Mirrorless is the future, but it’s not as mainstream as Bloggers/Vloggers say it is. Eventually the old mirror box cameras will fade away […]
I always had a knack for the idea of infrared, from the first moment I saw photos derived of infrared film cameras, though did not pursue it out of the sheer complication of the technology at the time. At one point or another I discovered the digital version, though still didn’t act, even though I […]
Neutral density filters(ND) are one of the staple components of virtually every serious landscape photographers gear bag(read some outdoor photography tips). The great thing ND filters allow us to do is shoot longer exposures in bright light without overexposure. A good analogy I always like to use is that ND filters are light sunglasses for […]
The purpose of this article is to provide technical how to advice, for people who are looking to create an artificial rainbow. Some of the reasons for creating an artificial rainbow are: The rainbow can be added to images in post processing. The rainbow can be used on its own in photographs or products. It […]
Adobe Lightroom is one of the most widely used software programs out there. When it comes to editing your digital photos it’s extremely difficult to beat Lightroom when it comes to ease of use, versatility, and powerful post processing tools. It’s safe to say that most of you reading this likely have had some experience […]
The purpose of this article is to provide technical how to advice, as a starting point, for people who are looking to set up remote control of their DSLR. The advantages of shooting with a tethered system are: Increased screen size. The ability to share real-time live view with clients. Increased functionality, including an interval […]
The purpose of this article is to compare photographs taken with a Canon 100 – 400mm 4.5-5.6 L IS II lens with and without the Canon Extender EF 2X III. The goal is to help people decide if the Canon Extender EF 2X III will prove a useful tool in your camera bag. […]
As you progress more and more on your photographic journey you will encounter problems and challenges. Some of those challenge you expect while some can take you fairly by surprise. You will go through ups and downs, strikes and gutters. This cycle of peaks and valleys can affect you creatively, financially, even physically. Most common […]
Note: I started writing this before the Eclipse started today, and will finish it after it is over. Today is the big day, the full Solar Eclipse. An event that hasn’t occurred here since, . . . a long time and won’t occur again, . . . for a long time. It’s going to be […]
The purpose of this article is to provide a brief overview of solar photography. Additionally, two solar filters will be compared. Equipment Used: Equipment used: Canon 100 – 400mm 4.5-5.6 L IS II lens with the Canon Extender EF 2X III, yielding 800mm. Canon 5DSr body was used for all the photographs. All photographs […]
In a way, black and white photographs were part of the reason I became interested in photography. I was no more than twelve or thirteen when my parents bought me a black and white Kodak disposable film camera. Remember those? It contained one roll of black and white 35mm film. Everything was set for you…just […]
When you think about it, the very idea of social media is beautiful. People who would have otherwise met one another can now seamlessly network and share ideas like never before. For photographers, social media has fostered an extremely complex relationship. We can share our images with enormous audiences. Our work is perpetuated globally over […]
For anyone wanting to earn money from their photography these days, the opportunities are endless. There are so many picture agencies to choose from not to mention easy to build websites that you can use to sell your prints. But with this also comes great competition. Not only are photographers now competing with other photographers […]
Being a travel photographer is often a lot of people’s dream job. Travelling the world taking photos and then seeing your hard work published in magazines, newspapers and guidebooks can be an incredibly rewarding profession. But being a travel photographer requires a lot of skill, hard work and determination. Here are 7 attributes you need […]
I get contacted on a regular basis from people considering having a camera converted, and often they aren’t sure whether they should go with a converted camera or use an external filter. Last week I was ask how long an exposure would be needed to shoot in Deep Black & White with a wide depth […]
Professional photographer Cendrine Marrouat’s journey is unique compared to the majority of other professional photographers. When she started, she knew absolutely nothing about photography, especially what makes a good shot. But in 2009, she went to Syria accompanied with an old Canon point-and-shoot camera. Once back home, she shared a few of the photos from […]
Coastlines and beaches are wonderful places to photograph and have the potential to produce stunning images. The combination of natural rock formations, beautiful sunrise or sunsets, dramatic weather, the sea and even people can offer almost unlimited photo opportunities. Here are 10 tips to help you capture better coastline photos. Check The Weather First and […]
What are bracketed exposures? If you’re familiar with this term, you know how useful they can be. There are multiple uses for bracketed exposures, but they are especially helpful in IR photography. Shooting bracketed exposures is where the camera is set-up to shoot the same scene, but at different exposures. Nearly all stock cameras are […]
