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Use Foreground To Improve Composition The foreground captured in a photo can make or break your composition. We often get carried away with concentrating on photographing a subject that we sometimes neglect the foreground. We might not completely dismiss the foreground entirely, but we can be susceptible to just accepting a foreground. We shouldn’t. Instead […]
Choosing An Aperture For Landscape Photography The reasons why we choose different apertures depends on what we see in front of us. And also how we want to capture the scene. Aperture determines the depth of field in our images. Depth of Field is Apertures main attribute in photography. It determines what is in focus […]
How To Take Better Cityscape Photos How To Take Better Cityscape Photos article is by Grey Chow, If you would like to write for us, please read here. It’s a struggle when we can’t travel anyway for some natural sceneries. Have you considered cityscape photography? To most people, it is more accessible, and it is also easier […]
Tips For Shooting Timelapse Photography In this article, our friend Michael Shainblum shares his 5 Tips For Shooting Timelapse Photography. The purpose of Timelapse Photography is to speed up the evolution of a scene for a short video. This could be, how the stars move in the night sky or, a sunrise or sunset. It’s […]
2 Camera Modes You Should Use For 98% Of Your Photos Breakaway from Auto Mode on your camera. Auto mode is quick and easy but it will not help you improve as a photographer, nor will it do your images much justice. Why spend anywhere from a few hundred dollars, to thousands of dollars on […]
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 […]