Rule of thirds in photography: When to break the rule
admin In this article, we will discuss the rule of thirds in photography, when it should be broken, and what to keep in mind when doing so.
An uncalibrated monitor equates to color blindness
Color blindness keeps those who suffer from it from seeing accurate color. The most common type is red-green color blindness.
Dealing with complex still life compositions
Dealing with complex still life scenes and compositions can be daunting, but it does not need to be impossible.
Abandoned cars: Why it’s great to photograph in bad weather!
Photographing in bad weather can be good! We photographed 4000 abandoned cars in an eerie and rainy forest at night. Here's how it went!
How do you photograph LEDs during the holidays?
LED holiday lights are a little bit different to photograph than the old type of lighting. Here's how to photograph LEDs.
Product photography tip: Black vs white background
Let's have a look at different background options, black vs white acrylic or paper for simple product shots.
Nightscape photography gear and tips
When moisture settles from the sky at night it can play havoc with your images. Ice or dew on your lens? Not so good! Learn how to beat it.
Christmas bokeh and compression
We can really use the lights in the tree to our advantage, and set the stage for a fantastic bokeh background for our holiday portraits.
Meteor shower nightscape photography tips
These nightscape photography tips should help you with capturing and post processing images of the night sky.
Should you get a battery grip?
For years, I've photographed with a battery grip on my cameras. It no longer feels “normal” to hold my camera without one!