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How to Capture Warm Weather in Your Photographs

It’s summer, It’s sunny, and it’s warm. It’s the perfect weather for taking photographs. Nonetheless, your photos don’t seem to capture the warmth and look like they could be taken in any other season. The viewer should instantly know these are summer photos and be immersed in the hot summer atmosphere. Whether you shoot indoors or outdoors, the following tips …

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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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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 …

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How to Use Lightroom Presets

Almost all photographs require some editing, even if it’s just for making subtle adjustments no one except the photographer will notice. And editing can take a lot of time and energy. That’s why creating an editing routine and using as many automated tools as possible increase your efficiency and help you create a cohesive body of work. Here is where …

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Get Super Sharp Photos Every Time

I always think about four different things or scenarios to set up my shots. The first two of those are settings, shutter speed, and focus. The other two things are whether the subject is moving or still. When you consider these four things and apply the rules that accompany each, the image will be sharp. These four things will begin …

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How to Get Started with Photojournalism

Photojournalism is a unique photographic genre because it requires much more than good technical and composition skills. Its aim is not a good photograph but an accurate representation of reality. What enters the frame is essential. The photojournalist gets right in the middle of the events and has to be fast and efficient. At the same time, they have to …

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Achieve the Best Background for Macro Photography

Due to the magnification factor and the small camera-subject distance, macro photographs usually have a shallow depth of field. It means only the subject or a part of the subject is in focus while the background is blurred. Nevertheless, it doesn’t mean that background doesn’t matter in macro photography. It does, and quite a lot. So don’t overlook the background …

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How to Clean Camera Lenses

When you expose your camera and lens to cold weather, and they develop condensation, it’s probably better to wait until they dry naturally. When dust, dirt, grease, or other substances gather on your lens, removing it as soon as possible is better. For this, you need a camera lens cleaning kit or a few specialized photo gear cleaning products. Most …

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Holiday Photo Prints Ideas

Printing your photographs and offering them as gifts to your family, friends, and collaborators has many benefits. First of all, it’s a thoughtful and unique gift. You offer the most intimate and authentic expression of yourself, and no shelf-bought present can surpass this. Then, it’s a gift you can personalize and offer not just a common object but also a …

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Five Tips for Winter Landscape Photography

Winter doesn’t provide as many colors as other seasons, but it nevertheless provides spectacular landscapes. And once you’ve learned how to protect your gear from cold, nothing can stop you from taking great photos, right? Winter landscape photography is challenging not because of the cold or lack of color. It’s challenging because the light is different, the snow makes it …