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Finding Landscape Photography Inspiration Locally Times are hard, we’re in our third national lockdown here in the UK. It’s extremely difficult to get motivated to pick up the camera and leave the house this time. This is made even more difficult by local travel restrictions where we can only leave the house for essential travel […]
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 […]
Stacking Images For a Long Exposure In a previous article, we wrote about timelapse photography and how it can be used to capture a single and perfectly balanced image. Taking multiple images of the same scene as it unfolds ensures you capture many variations as the lighting and colours change. From this collection, you can […]
Sunrise Blue Hour Photography What is Sunrise Blue Hour Photography? Well, it occurs at a time just before sunrise when the sky begins to turn from night into day. You know, that early morning time when the birds begin to sing, just before the sun peaks over the horizon. It’s the perfect time for capturing […]
How to get a razor sharp photo? How to get a razor sharp photo? The article is by Grey Chow, If you would like to write for us, please read here. Do you often feel that your photo is not sharp enough? If yes, here’re some tips on How to get a razor sharp photo? Capturing […]
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 […]
