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Histogram Tips To Take Better Photos When you’re first starting out in photography. The histogram is something that’s commonly overlooked, but it definitely shouldn’t be. It’s an incredibly powerful visual indicator that we can use to balance our exposures correctly. By setting your shot up according to the histogram you are able to capture the […]
An Intimate View on Woodland Photography An Intimate View on Woodland Photography Article is by Sandro Bedin. If you would like to write for us, please read here. I love travelling to Scotland, and anywhere where there is the sea, mountains and as few people as possible. Also the North West of England, the Lake District […]
Understanding Balance in Photography Composition This Understanding Balance in Photography Composition Article is by Dr. Anastasius Moumtzoglou. If you would like to write for us, please read here. Α confused or disordered composition is not very interesting to most viewers. In the chaos, there are no significant areas to hold the viewer’s interest and no place […]
How to Take Stunning Landscape Photos in “Boring” Locations This video is from Mads Peter Iversen a photographer and tutor from Denmark. If this video Mads teaches us who to make the most out of photographing a boring landscape. These tips that Mads shares with us are definitely worth taking note of. His images are […]
50mm Lens Photography Hints & Tips There seems to be a division among photographer about the use of the 50mm prime lens in photography. The 50mm lens gives us a very shallow depth of field so we know it’s great for portrait photography. It also usually has a really wide aperture, I think the widest […]
Ask Jimmy/Challenge Jimmy Photography YouTube Series I am restarting my old Challenge Jimmy series, so I’m calling on all photogs to send me their tricky landscapes, cityscapes, seascapes and astroshots. Send your RAW files to ChallengeJimmyMc@gmail.com. Please no zip files. For my new series, I’m open to any questions you may have regarding photography. This […]
