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Winter SnowStorm Photo by Duncan Rawlinson Snowstorms can be a beautiful and unique time for photography. Here are some ideas for locations to make photos during and after a snowstorm: City streets: The snow can add a magical, almost fairytale-like quality to city streets. Try capturing the snowfall against the backdrop of buildings, streetlights, and … Read more
As a photographer, capturing stunning landscape photos can be both rewarding and challenging. From majestic mountains and cascading waterfalls to peaceful forests and expansive oceans, there are endless possibilities for beautiful landscape photography. However, capturing these scenes in a way that truly captures their beauty and majesty can be a daunting task. To help you … Read more
Zach Arias presents a tutorial on Lighting on a White Seamless background. There is a post about this video here.
If you’re looking into shooting with a drone check out this handy little video from the folks at Photoshopcafe The drone in the video is a DJI Phantom 2.
Deborah Sandidge goes into depth about how to get creative with long exposure photography. Video by BandH.
Mark Wallace has a really great interactive chart on his site that helps beginning photographers figure out the settings on their camera. Basically it’s a PDF withs links to really useful photography video tutorials. Check it out on his Snap Factory website. Here is a direct link to the PDF.
Huffpo has a list of free eBooks here.
Some fantastic tips for organizing your Adobe Lightroom library.
“I love photography it’s a deep passion” – Albert Watson “You come in as a professional, and you’re polite and respectful to everybody. That’s one of the good tips. You should treat everybody well you know. It doesn’t matter if you’re photographing a porter in a market in Marrakech or you’re photographing the king of … Read more
Handy little video which explains colour depth, ie the amount of data that can be used for each pixel.