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Rule of Thirds In Photography And Its Application

June 30, 2016

This article examines the use of the The Rule of Thirds In Photography to improve strength and clarity, as well as some additional ways to utilize the concept to allow [read more]

Image of sunrise at Muri Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands using the Golden Ratio spiral composition by Sarah Vercoe.

How To Use the Golden Ratio To Improve Your Photography

June 20, 2016

Learn what the Golden Ratio in photography is, how it compares to the Rule of Thirds and how to use it for photography composition. The Golden Ratio has been used [read more]

Techniques

Don’t Light All Of It

October 5, 2018

“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]

Equipment

Best Lens for Canon 70D

August 23, 2018

The Canon 70D is one of the most reliable mid-range DSLR cameras available. It is a powerhouse which allows users to capture breath-taking stills with the standard lens alone. Once [read more]

Equipment

Best Camera Under $100 of 2018

August 23, 2018

Cameras, just like most other products, have a vast assortment of products which range from the high-end, top spec, and top-priced models, down to the other end of the scale [read more]

Equipment

Best Cameras for Real Estate of 2018

August 22, 2018

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]

Techniques

Correct Photography Methods For Bird Shoots

July 5, 2016

Travel

Travel Light & Travel Right

July 2, 2016

Enjoy a few of Cliff’s travel photos along the way. MESA ARCH Mesa Arch, in Canyonlands National Park, Utah stands at the edge of a cliff about 2,000 feet above [read more]

Beginners

Photography Zoom Effect – Why Not Experiment

August 13, 2016

The photography zoom effect can be a fun trick to use in your work that gives the impression of movement to still images. The effect itself is fairly simple to [read more]