Photography Tutorials
Photography Tips
Tutorial – How to Photograph Waterfalls In this short and to-the-point video, Tony Northrup gives us some great shooting advice for capturing dynamic waterfalls. He uses some great visuals to explain his points. His main focus is discussing various shutter speeds and available light. If you’ve never shot a waterfall before and plan on visiting […]
How To Perfectly Expose For Any Area When Using ND Filters ND (Neutral Density) filters can add wonderful dynamism to your images through capturing the beautiful movement of clouds and water, or any other interesting element. They can also help you come out with clean images, free from people or unwanted moving objects. They can […]
Photographers – 22 Ways To Keep You & Your Gear Safe While Travelling Please scroll down to skip the story of how I was robbed, and go straight to the tips. Please note: articles like these tend to give future travellers a sense of dread. I know very few photographers/travellers who’ve had real difficulty while […]
7 Ways To Instantly Improve Your Photos Taking a break from my usual video tutorials, I’ve put together an article with some ideas that have helped my photography somewhat. Sometimes, even a small tweak can make a big difference in the final product. 1. Manual focus – Modern day cameras and lenses are capable of […]
This could be a truly powerful tool in Photoshop. Using Content Aware Scale we can stretch parts of our images, in a natural way, while protecting other parts of our image. While this tool can be extremely useful, it is still a long way from being consistently accurate. Here, Aaron Nace does a great job […]
It came to my attention recently that a copy of my Art of Digital Blending course has been circulating the internet as a free download. This is because someone downloaded the course, had their computer badly infected by a trojan virus, and then emailed me complaining. I politely reminded him that he if he chooses […]
