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Photography Tips & Tutorials
by John McIntire

How to Mimic Window Light in a Studio Environment

One of the most common reasons you hear from photographers who avoid off-camera flash lighting is that it looks artificial....
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by Darlene Hildebrandt

Weekly Photography Challenge – Macro

Time to get close-up with some macro photography this week. Need some tips? Read these dPS articles: 5 Camera Settings...
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by Nisha Ramroop

Tips for Using Color in Your Photography

Color is one of those things that you easily take for granted because it is everywhere. Even though you see...
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flower photography macro handheld by Jaymes Dempsey

A Beginner’s Guide to Photographing Flowers

Photographing flowers is one of the most enjoyable and rewarding types of photography around. Yet it can be surprisingly difficult,...
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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 Ana Mireles

Two Ways to Replace the Sky Using Photoshop

There are many things that you can control when shooting a photograph, but the weather is not one of them!...
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by Darina Kopcok

How to Edit Food Photography Images Using Lightroom

To edit food photography it requires a bit of a different approach than you might take with other types of...
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by Adam Welch

How to Easily Make a LUT in Photoshop

If you’ve ever done any video editing then you’re probably familiar with a little something called “color look-up tables”. These...
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by Ana Mireles

Three Ways to Apply Tonal Effects in Photoshop

We are used to thinking about photography in terms of color or black and white, but before we arrived here,...
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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 Jim Hamel

How to Choose a Lens for Night Sky Photography

There is a big distinction to be made when it comes to night sky photography, which is whether or not...
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Sigma 14-24mm by Ian Johnson

Review of the Sigma 14-24mm F2.8 Art Lens

Every photographer's kit needs to include both a wide and ultra-wide lens. These lenses provide the flexibility to shoot a...
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by Kav Dadfar

7 Reasons Why a Tripod is Must for Outdoor Photographers

Ask any photographer what their favorite accessory is, and most will be quick to reply with “tripod”. It’s with good...
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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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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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