You’ve got new photography gear. You might have even taken some lessons in basic photography. But it can be difficult to get cool beginner photography ideas, whether you’re at home, college, or work. It seems like such a simple thing to do, but figuring out where to point your cameraRead More →
Nearly everything we use these days has gotten a “smart” upgrade, from fitness gear and beauty tools to crafting and beyond. You’d be hard-pressed to find a category that hasn’t gotten the high-tech treatment, but that doesn’t mean everything is equipped with a touch screen or requires a smartphone appRead More →
April 14, 2021 Family portraiture can be as creative and unique as the family unit you’re photographing. We speak a diverse range of portrait pros about their different styles and techniques for capturing beautiful family pictures, Romantic Lifestyle Your guide: Susan GrimesBased in North Carolina, Susan has been capturing familyRead More →
Say what you want about cell phones, their cameras have improved faster than anyone could have predicted with the mix of hardware and software upgrades along with plenty of innovations. In this video, check out some creative photos that can be taken with a simple phone. I started taking myRead More →
A city or town offers a photographer a plethora of potential photographic subjects, making it a great place for an afternoon, morning, or even an entire weekend of photography. To inspire you the next time you step out in a city with your camera, we’ve put together a list ofRead More →
Whether you are at the start of 2021 grooming a particularly delicate head after a heavy night of New Year’s merriment or enthusiastically savoring a hearty New Year’s feast, there is one question that will unite photographers around the world: How can I improve my photography this year? Luckily, weRead More →
When the weather is bad or you’re confined, taking photos at home is one of the best ways to spend time. And there can never be enough ideas to spark an inspiration if you ask me. So, Spencer Cox created a video to show you seven low budget ideas forRead More →
A great project always starts with a good idea and revolves around it. But how do you find good ideas? Can we teach it? Jamie Windsor thinks so, and in this video he will share with you four steps that will allow you to have great ideas for your photosRead More →
Once the skies open up with a downpour of rain, it’s a good time to explore the little world of your backyard or even a local park. Moist flowers and plants can generate interesting and photogenic results. Obviously, DSLRs and mirrorless cameras have a plethora of dedicated macro lens options,Read More →
JT from the Run N Gun YouTube channel has put together a quick video that brings you 10 easy macro photography ideas you can try out from the comfort of your own home. If you’re looking for a weekend inspiration that won’t get you out of the house or wakeRead More →
The spooky season is here, so what better time to take Halloween photos! And we’ve got a real treat – and, indeed, a few tips – in store, as a professional photographer and paranormal beliefs teacher are here to inspire you to take spooky shots based on haunted historical photographs!Read More →
The spooky season is here, so what better time to take Halloween photos! And we’ve got a real treat – and, indeed, a few tips – in store, as a professional photographer and paranormal beliefs teacher are here to inspire you to take spooky shots based on haunted historical photographs!Read More →
The spooky season is here, so what better time to take Halloween photos! And we’ve got a real treat – and, indeed, a few tips – in store, as a professional photographer and paranormal beliefs teacher are here to inspire you to take spooky shots based on haunted historical photographs!Read More →
The spooky season is here, so what better time to take Halloween photos! And we’ve got a real treat – and, indeed, a few tips – in store, as a professional photographer and paranormal beliefs teacher are here to inspire you to take spooky shots based on haunted historical photographs!Read More →
Judging from the current situation, we will soon face another round of blockages. Winter is also closer than it looks here in the northern hemisphere, so overall I guess we’ll be a lot more home. And in case you are bored, you can still have a good time with yourRead More →
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Wedding photography is all about the details, from capturing the tears of joy in your eyes to the velvety petals of your blooming bouquet. Another of those unforgettable details of the big day? Your engagement ring and wedding rings, of course! Your photographer is sure to have covered all theRead More →
A few days ago, we were talking about five reasons to use vintage macro lenses. And if you don’t know where to start, here are some pretty cool ideas. In this video, COOPH gives you six macro photography ideas that you’ve probably never seen or tried before. Let’s see whatRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Use Artificial Fog to Create a Cinematic Portrait We’ve all seen those steam-filled railroad platforms in black-and-white movies of the 1950s, and how atmospheric they can be. Even at a rock concert, the appearance of artificial fog (dry ice) creates a moody atmosphere,Read More →
Because over there still stuck in houses and discovering photography with their smartphones, can meet some challenges. The subject is rare because transport is limited and many people spend even more time indoors. Vivo would like to remind them that there are many topics to test the cameras of theRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Studio-Worthy Cat Portraits When a cute cat walks into the room, it’s almost impossible to resist grabbing your camera to start filming. However, you will often find that other people manage to take good photos on their smartphones while you struggle to composeRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Studio-Worthy Cat Portraits When a cute cat walks into the room, it’s almost impossible to resist grabbing your camera to start filming. However, you will often find that other people manage to get good photos on their smartphones while you struggle to composeRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Photograph a City Skyline Indoors! If you’ve ever worked in an office, at some point you’ve probably sat at your desk and dreamed of being somewhere else. If you were really procrastinating, then like us, you might have played with pens and paper,Read More →
Here in the United States, the coronavirus (apparently) still keeps people at home, which means lost gigs and less chance of shooting outside. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get creative at home. If you want to challenge yourself using just your phone (or if that’s all you’ve got), hereRead More →
Watch Video: Home Photography Ideas – Waterdrop Photography Have you ever wondered how to create those drops of water that seem to be suspended magically in the air? This is no Photoshop trickery – you just need a few simple ingredients to whip up your own droplet photo. The principleRead More →
Watch Video: Home Photography Ideas – Waterdrop Photography Have you ever wondered how to create those drops of water that seem to be suspended magically in the air? This is no Photoshop trickery – you just need a few simple ingredients to whip up your own droplet photo. The principleRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Have fun with a Lensball Let us guide you through the looking glass showing you a new way to photograph your landscapes and other images. We all love to shoot outdoors, but there are only a limited number of ways to take traditionalRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Take Minimalist Photos in the Kitchen To shoot in a minimalist way, we first need to learn what it means to be minimalist. Minimalism is defined as “a movement in sculpture and painting, which appeared in the 1950s, characterized by the use ofRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Take Minimalist Photos in the Kitchen To shoot in a minimalist way, we first need to learn what it means to be minimalist. Minimalism is defined as “a movement in sculpture and painting, which appeared in the 1950s, characterized by the use ofRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Take Minimalist Photos in the Kitchen To shoot in a minimalist way, we first need to learn what it means to be minimalist. Minimalism is defined as “a movement in sculpture and painting, which appeared in the 1950s, characterized by the use ofRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Toy Soldiers and Light Painting! Most of us probably have some old hidden toy figures that would be perfect for a fun project like this. But that’s not just an excuse to pull out some darling toys – it’s also a lesson inRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Toy Soldiers and Light Painting! Most of us probably have some old hidden toy figures that would be perfect for a fun project like this. But that’s not just an excuse to pull out some darling toys – it’s also a lesson inRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Pool Portraits The best child portraits usually happen when kids do something they love, rather than just being told to pose. Most kids love to be in the water, so the pool is a great place to get your camera out! Underwater scenesRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Pool Portraits The best child portraits usually happen when kids do something they love, rather than just being told to pose. Most kids love to be in the water, so the pool is a great place to get your camera out! Underwater scenesRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Miami Vice Portraits Light painting is a great way to get into long exposure photography and opens up a world where we can control the light and shape it according to our needs. Most of the time, we use a powerful torch inRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Miami Vice Portraits Light painting is a great way to get into long exposure photography and opens up a world where we can control the light and shape it according to our needs. Most of the time, we use a powerful torch inRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Landscape Lighting Using a Drone! Capturing beautiful landscape photographs is a fantastic way to get the most out of your drone. However, while photo drones can capture fantastic landscape photographs on their own, there is actually another way to use them for stunningRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Abstract Oil & Water Photography Water and oil may not mix, but they can create unique photographs. With a few household items, a flash (or a strong lamp), and the right camera settings, we can create bold and vibrant abstract images. The keyRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Abstract Oil & Water Photography Water and oil may not mix, but they can create unique photographs. With a few household items, a flash (or a strong lamp), and the right camera settings, we can create bold and vibrant abstract images. The keyRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Perfect Cat Portraits The internet is obsessed with cats, and so are we! We love our furry felines, and for us there is no greater fun than taking funny portraits of our companions as they walk around the house doing cute things. AndRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Use a Prism to Take Stunning Images A simple prism is designed to divide the spectrum of white light into distinct wavelengths. As white light passes, we can see the visible spectrum of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. This stimulatedRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – 1 Flash, 4 Kid Portrait Setups You’ve probably shot in all areas, from all angles, inside and outside your home. So how do you turn your house into a magazine-like setting, to portray your children in a superb editorial style? The answer isRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Idea: Macro with Wide Angles and Lighting Seen up close, the world reveals all manner of details, colors and textures hitherto unnoticed. We can use an array of tips to improve these close-up details, and in this project we’ll explore a few of those options.Read More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Child Portraits Made Easy Photographing the family is the reason many people buy a camera in the first place. However, taking portraits of young children can seem more complicated than it is worth, especially when it comes to your own children refusing toRead More →
Watch Video: Home Photography Idea: Macro with Wide Angles and Lighting Seen up close, the world reveals all manner of details, colors and textures hitherto unnoticed. We can use an array of tips to improve these close-up details, and in this project we’ll explore a few of those options. ToRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Take Soggy Doggy Style Portraits When wet dogs start to shake their coats, people usually dive for cover, but it’s a fun time filled with both action and character. In this project, we’ll see how to capture that moment – we’ll explain howRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Shoot the Star Trails Photos of star trails, with moving stars forming trails of light across the night sky, are still popular. And now is the perfect time to photograph them, as we spend a lot of time at home and the skiesRead More →
One of the advantages of shooting in the studio is that the photographer has full control over the intensity, direction and spread of the light, which allows for easy management of background details. Additionally, in a studio, seamless backgrounds can be used to produce a clean, distraction-free environment ideal forRead More →
One of the advantages of shooting in the studio is that the photographer has full control over the intensity, direction and spread of the light, which allows for easy management of background details. Additionally, in a studio, seamless backgrounds can be used to produce a clean, distraction-free environment ideal forRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – David Hockney Portrait Montages In the 1980s, artist David Hockney began assembling Polaroids into collages that showed a subject from multiple angles. Hockney’s “Joiners” captured the public imagination and made him a household name. Since then, the technique has been imitated a lot,Read More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Water Balloon Portraits A water balloon can be a wonderful accessory for the action portrait. Inspired by portraits of photographer Tim Tadder, the exploding balloons almost look like wigs or water hats when frozen halfway through the explosion. In addition to all theRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Miniature Motor Adventures Photographing scale models and toys has captured the imaginations of hundreds of thousands of photographers around the world. There is something lovely about capturing a toy model in a real situation with your camera. And of course, in the currentRead More →
Watch video: Home Photography Ideas: How to Make a Triptych As the saying goes, “good things come in threes”, so we’re going to reveal some tips on shooting and selecting images to create a beautiful, artistic triptych that deserves a place on your wall. Having the ability to display moreRead More →
In portrait photography, it is not always a question of overly complicated lighting installations and having several flashes fired at the same time; Sometimes keeping it simple is just as effective in capturing vivid images. In this tutorial, we are going to use a modest homemade light modifier combined withRead More →
Watch Video: Home Photography Ideas: Food Photography Explosion! Floating piles of food are very popular in both food photography and restaurant advertising right now. This nifty photo requires a clever combination of shooting skills and Photoshop techniques – and as you can see, it’s very effective! We start by settingRead More →
Watch Video: Home Photography Ideas – Frame Fill Flowers With Zoom When shooting flowers close-up, you would usually aim straight at a macro lens. In this project, however, we’ll show that sometimes all you need is a zoom lens, which will allow you to focus close enough for photos ofRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas: Take a Double Camera Exposure If you’ve used a film camera, you might have experimented with double exposures – or maybe you accidentally got one when you had a roll of film developed at the drugstore! As the name suggests, this technique is achievedRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Abstract Refractions in Your Kitchen! Want to capture a fascinating optical illusion to impress your friends? In this project, we’ll show you how the refractive properties of a water-filled glass can create magical distorting effects when placed in front of patterned or coloredRead More →
THE MISSION Photography tips for making solar prints from everyday subjects Necessary time : 30 minutes Competence level: Beginner Kit required: Sunprint Paper • Printed photos or interesting objects Watch the video: learn how to take a solar footprint As the seasons change and the sun reappears, use the increasedRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Abstract shots with household objects You don’t always have to be away from home to take a great photo – which is great news, in our current situation! So we’re going to prove that there is a plethora of creative opportunities in yourRead More →
As the world continues to adjust to foreclosure, it can be easy to put hobbies aside. However, even though your favorite genres of photography usually involve going out, there are still plenty of home photography ideas you can have fun with indoors. One of our favorites is the capture ofRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – Take a Stunning Sports Selfie The current state of self-isolation makes it difficult to indulge in two of our favorite hobbies: photography and sports. Luckily, you can scratch both itches with this creative photo project – it’s a great reason to get yourRead More →
With all the time we’re spending indoors right now, this is a great opportunity to dust off your tilt / shift lens – and these optics are perfect for fantastic food photography and cutting edge product shots. Close-up photography is all about capturing the details. Whether the image is aRead More →
The animals are adorable. They entertain their owners with their every move. Pet owners love to constantly click on their photos. Owners also like to click on those rare selfies with their pets sometimes, if they can keep their pet still. So, to help you get the perfect photo orRead More →
Watch the video: Home photography ideas – practice portraits without a model With social distancing, self-isolation, and the restricted general movement that we are currently experiencing, it is a difficult time to be a portrait photographer. There’s a lot you can still shoot if you’re stuck inside, but you canRead More →
Watch the video: Home Photography Ideas – scan your slides and prints If you are socially distancing or isolating yourself, you have a lot of free time right now. So this is the perfect opportunity to start sorting through all those slides and prints that have been put in aRead More →
With most of us now spending a lot of time indoors, we are all looking for home photography ideas to satisfy our photographic cravings! Here are some great ideas for home photography projects to keep you occupied. You might feel that creative inspiration is hard to come by if youRead More →
With the Christmas holidays just around the corner, we’ve thought to share Today’s Photography Cheat Sheet so you can get ready for the photography side of things early! Whether in the office, at home, or with your friends, Christmas parties are fun photo opportunities. They are great for getting creativeRead More →
If you are into photography, you will know that still life photography is a class and that it is about innovation. well and by the beauty of the creation it could be said that it would continue to be in fashion for a long period of time which is great.Read More →
Photographer Gabriel Isak finds solace in the notion of art imitating life. For years, this has helped him cope with depression. Using surreal photographic ideas and a minimalist palette, Isak portrays solitary figures that often exist among grandiose blue and gray landscapes. Their backs are turned towards the camera –Read More →
Nelly El Sharkawy – Photo courtesy of Photopia Facebook page CAIRO – November 18, 2017: The “Born to Change” lecture series on revolutionary ideas in photography was held on Friday at Darb 1718 as part of the ongoing first edition of the Cairography Photography Festival. Discussions were chaired by sixRead More →