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Tips for Forest Photography

Forests are accessible subject matters, easy to encounter in any part of the world, and stunningly beautiful in any season. Even though many photographers prefer a particular time of the day or weather conditions, you can take an amazing forest shot regardless of the exterior conditions (e.g., light intensity, sun rays, fog, autumn colors, etc.). What matters more are the …

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How to Take Good Coffee Photos

There are plenty of reasons to take coffee photos. Maybe for your Instagram feed to share with your followers a lifestyle, habit, feeling, or state of mind. You may be shooting stock photo libraries or prints. It may be to showcase your latte art skills or promote your café or coffee shop. It may be simply to showcase your commercial …

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What Makes a Good Photograph?

We constantly try to improve our workflow, invest in more advanced photo gear, and, in the end, take better photos. We read photography books, take classes, and try every tip we can find. When we are satisfied with our work or need feedback, we share our photos on social media or submit them to photo competitions. The results are often …

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How to Use Mist Filters in Your Photography

Photographers use filters all the time, whether UV or polarizing filters or more artistic ones, for good reason. Filters are small and affordable optic devices able to enhance color or contrast, alter luminosity, or add a particular effect at the moment of shooting. Not only do you get to see the result instantly, but you also don’t need to spend …

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How to Prepare the Photographer for Photo Competitions

Photo competitions are a good way to get your photos out there and become more than a hobbyist. Even if you don’t win, which will probably happen in the beginning, you can prepare for enrolling, evaluate the competition, and maybe receive feedback. The process helps you move from the ‘I sometimes take pictures’ mindset to the ‘I am a photographer’ …

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The Power of Color Red in Photography

Nature offers a broad color palette that influences our actions, moods, and emotions. Some colors are soothing and relaxing, while others catch our attention and raise our adrenaline levels. Because nature is the best at balance, mellow colors are in large proportions, and strong colors are in small proportions. The color red is in the latter category. You can find …

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Top Five Reasons to Buy a Fujifilm X-T5

The Fujifilm X-T5 camera is popular for photographers who want a compact, versatile camera that delivers high-quality images. Here are the top five reasons to consider buying a Fujifilm X-T5 camera: Top Five: Conclusion In summary, the Fujifilm X-T5 camera is an excellent choice for photographers and videographers who want a compact and versatile camera that delivers exceptional image quality, …

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Mushroom Photography Tips

It’s that wonderful time of the year when autumn colors fill our hearts and memory cards. But autumn has much more to offer than colorful foliage, spectacular blue skies, and soft golden light. An entire world comes to life deep into the forest. Autumn is the season of mushrooms and, therefore, the best time for mushroom photography. Mushroom photography includes …

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Asymmetrical Balance in Photography

What makes a good photograph? An interesting subject matter that no one has seen from this perspective before? A powerful narrative line that carries a meaningful message? The quality of the image, the accuracy of colors, and the beauty of the aesthetic? Actually, it is all these and something more. A good photo composition needs balance. And if you only …

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Showcase Your Photo Portfolio Online

Nowadays, it’s easier than ever to showcase photographs and reach a large audience. You can use your preferred social media channel or a dedicated photo-sharing website. However, everybody can do it because uploading and sharing images with the world is so easy. And the competition is fierce. Excellent photographs often get lost in the crowd because the photographer doesn’t know …