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Five Types of Contrast in Photography

Contrast is a powerful element in a composition. When you place two opposite elements next to each other they become more visible and meaningful. Using contrast wisely increases the quality of composition and transforms mundane objects into characters. It also improves the aesthetics of a photo and delivers more artistic images. Here we will explore the five types of contrast …

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The Power of a Deep Depth of Field

A deep depth of field (DoF) means having the entire frame in focus. Both foreground and background are sharp and clear, and the viewer can see all the details in the frame. When you use a deep depth of field you can’t hide anything and it’s much more difficult to create well-balanced compositions. However, some photographers prefer to use a …

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The Power of a Shallow Depth of Field

Depth of field refers to how much of the frame is in focus. You can have the entire frame in focus –a deep depth of field – or just a small area around the point of interest – a shallow depth of field. The size of this area determines the general atmosphere of the photo, how much of the frame …

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Quarantine-inspired Photography Trends

Photographers from all over the world are suffering due to the pandemic. They deal with travel restrictions and get fewer commercial contracts. Large events can’t take place and fewer and fewer people book professional photo sessions. Photojournalists face increased risks and have to be more cautious than ever. Even during this hard time, photography can comfort and support communities. Photographers …