Photography writer, educator, and workshop leader Jim Austin Jimages shares seven core tips in a toolkit for slow photography. “Slow Photography is the experience of an intentional, attentive, mindful, timeless [read more]
The Develop Module inside ON1 Photo RAW 2019 is the programs main engine. Under its Develop Module, there is a HAZE slider, located under the “Overall Settings” tab. After adjusting [read more]
Camera ISO forms part of the “exposure triad”, along with shutter speed and lens aperture. When used together, these three elements allow the photographer to control the brightness of a [read more]
Focus can make or break an image. And unlike other elements necessary for a successful photo, either the focus is perfect, or it’s not. You might get away with a [read more]
Ideas and Exercises to Expand Your Thoughts on Your Photography LEVEL: Beginner, Intermediate, Enthusiast. THEME: Water is a coherent theme for the five images above. #1 – Single Color Choose [read more]
“Like people, and let them know it,” said Cornell Capa, the Hungarian-born photographer and Magnum photo agency founder, when he was asked for the secret of taking good pictures. [read more]
Do you have a photo that needs cropping? Want to straighten a horizon? Open Photoshop and grab your crop tool. CROP, FRAME & TRIM First, we’ll cover a basic “how [read more]
Have you ever wanted to know how to flip a picture in Photoshop? These are the key steps for flipping your photograph in Adobe Photoshop. This image editor lets you [read more]
“If you want something to look interesting, don’t light all of it.” -John Loengard John Loengard is an American photographer, critic, historian and scholar. He was LIFE’s picture editor for [read more]
It bemuses us sometimes to see sellers of real estate using photographs that do nothing to enhance the image of the property. If you are involved in the sale of [read more]
They say motivation is what gets you started, and habit is what keeps you going. Pushing beyond our boundaries to learn new skills, we may motivate our photography, but to truly [read more]
There are few occasions that are more special to be part of and photograph than a wedding. However, wedding photography comes with its challenges. It is not always as rosy [read more]
A Magic Tool: Targeted Adjustment Tool Learning to master color in Lightroom can vastly improve our photographs. When I teach Lightroom to photo students, we learn many of its hidden [read more]
At times it can seem like there is absolutely nothing around to photograph and you are left with the dilemma of what to photograph. We have already done all of [read more]
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