Let’s be honest - most of the time flash photography is unflattering. Every time you take a photo with flash, your subjects have a very good chance of looking like they’re in a coal mine with a flashlight pointed straight at their face.. . . read more
If you’ve just been using the automatic mode on your digital camera, you’re probably becoming curious as to what the other modes on your camera dial are for. In today’s article I’ll explain what those modes are, and when you'll want to use each one.. . . read more
If you've been taking pictures in JPEG format, perhaps you're wondering, “What is RAW? Should I be using RAW format for my photos?” The answer to that question is different for everyone, but here's a list of pros and cons for both:. . . read more
Without the distraction of color, black and white photographs tend to look more polished, classic and elegant. When shooting B&W photography, keep in mind the following tips:. . . read more
If flash isn't an option and you're taking photos in a low-lit area, your shutter will need to be open longer. . . which increases the risk of blurry photos. If you find yourself in this situation, try a few of the following techniques:. . . read more
In today’s article I’ll cover three methods for reducing depth of field in your photos. I’ll also include some visual examples to show how your photos will change using each one.. . . read more
Understanding the differences between camera lenses may seem like a daunting task if you’re a new photographer. Armed with a little knowledge, however, you CAN feel confident about the lens you’re going to buy. . . . read more