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Photography Tips & Tutorials
how to work a photography location by Rowan Sims

How to Work a Location to Get More Great Photos

I wouldn’t be able to count the number of potentially great photos I’ve missed because I visited a location with...
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by Kav Dadfar

5 Photography Pitfalls to Avoid That No One Tells You About

Taking photos is easy, but being a photographer is an entirely different proposition. Whether photography is a hobby or a...
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SoHo, NYC. by James Maher

The Uncomfortable Truth About Street Photography

As someone who has photographed people candidly since I first picked up a camera over 15 years ago, there is...
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by Annie Tao

Understand Exposure in Under 10 Minutes

There are countless Photography books and classes that explain exposure, yet after reading or attending them, your photos may not...
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Post Production
by Simon Ringsmuth

Unlocking the Power of the Basic Panel in Lightroom

Lightroom is anything but intuitive for new photographers. Its multitude of panels, sliders, menus, and buttons are enough to make...
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by Erin Fitzgibbon

How to Edit Old Images with Your New Skill Set

This article is going to be a little different from some of the others I’ve written. It’s going to be...
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van organzing lightroom photos by location by Rowan Sims

How to Organize Your Photos by Location in Lightroom

You likely know Adobe Lightroom as a powerful piece of photo-editing software. It's known as the industry standard for photography...
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Processed Landscape Image. by Rick Berk

To Process or Not To Process? Let’s Discuss

Often when I’m looking at photos in forums online, or interacting with photographers in person, inevitably someone will proudly claim...
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by Jim Hamel

12 Tips for Mastering the Clone Stamp Tool in Photoshop

There are a lot of good post-processing tools available for making minor edits to your photos. Within Photoshop, there are...
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Cameras & Equipment
by Adam Welch

Cell Phone Versus DSLR – Can you tell which is which?

We live in weird times as photographers. Paradoxes abound and when it comes to the idea of cameras and whether...
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by Anne McKinnell

10 Dos and Don’ts for Mastering Your Tripod

Love 'em or hate 'em, tripods are an essential piece of gear for all photographers. It will keep your camera steady...
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Smartphone video accessories 03 by Suzi Pratt

Equipment List for Making Better Smartphone Videos

In case you haven't noticed, smartphone cameras keep getting better and better. Not only do they take better still photos,...
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by Sarah Hipwell

5 DIY Hacks to Have in Your Camera Bag

1. Camera strap(s) I stopped using the camera strap that comes with the camera (DSLR) quite awhile ago now. My...
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by Gina Milicia

A Beginners Guide to Light Modifiers

Regardless of the light source you use (daylight, continuous or flash) it’s really easy to use light modifiers or shapers...
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Resources
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Portraits: After The Shot

Transform your dull and lifeless pictures of people into simply stunning portraits. If you’ve ever been disappointed that the portraits you shoot...
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Photo Nuts and Shots Photo Nuts and Shots will teach you the craft of photography – so you can take evocative photos that truly connect with viewers and reflect your creative vision.
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Photo Nuts and Bolts Put down your user manual, say goodbye to ‘Auto’ mode and learn firsthand how to use your camera to its full potential.
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