Three reasons to add the human element to your landscape photos
admin Adding the human element in your landscape photos can help to add scale, tell a story, invoke emotions and make your images unique.
Light painting 101: Three steps to illuminating an eerie abandoned piano
Up in the mountains of Nevada is a ghost town. It was a former old Western mining town, and its fortunes rose and fell with the demand for precious metals.…
Three ways to direct light for food photography
When photographing food, the direction of your light is very important. Certain angles of light will help shape the scene.
Three tips to create more bokeh in your photos
Want to get a shallow depth of field in the background of your images? Follow these three tips to create more bokeh in your photos!
Three bags to bring to the beach with your photography gear
Does bringing three bags for your camera gear when going to the beach seem like overkill? It’s actually not! Read on to see why I bring three separate bags to…
Three high megapixel cameras under $2,000 that leave no details behind
If you want to capture images with ridiculous amounts of detail but you don't want to break the bank, check out these high megapixel cameras.
Using a kit lens on a panorama? You bet, part three
Sensor spots in your photos? Here are a number of ways to deal with them as well as to prevent seeing them in the 1st place
Three fun cameras perfect for students heading back to school
Are you or a loved one heading back to school? Do you want a camera that's easy and fun to use? You need to see these three fun cameras.
Three easy ways to use the Rule of Thirds
You’ve probably heard of the Rule of Thirds — I learned about it in middle school art classes, and art history in college. It’s a terrific tool for guiding composition…
Light painting 101: Three steps to creating long shadows at an abandoned waterpark entrance
Three steps to light painting at night, creating shadows through back-lighting while exploring an abandoned waterpark.