[ad_1] 2022 is shaping up to be a good year for mirror lens fans. Last month, Japan’s Kenko Tokina announced the Kenko Mirror Lens 400mm f/8 N II, a refresh of its relatively recent 400mm f/8 2020 model lens. Now it follows with a 500mm f/8 lens which will giveRead More →
[ad_1] Henri Cartier-Bresson had a simple maxim about the trade that he mastered so completely. “Your first 10,000 photographs are the worst,” he would say to the young snappers. And over the years, I began to find solace in his advice. I started wielding a camera a very long timeRead More →
[ad_1] Product photography is the art of taking photos for catalogs, websites, brochures, and advertisements. These are the artists responsible for the stylish photos you see in every Instagram ad, iPhone ad, and Amazon product page. Sometimes the perfect product photo ends up being the deciding factor that seals theRead More →
[ad_1] If you’ve read our beginner’s guide to astrophotography, chances are you already have the basic knowledge to take pictures after the sun goes down and use your camera in manual mode. But why limit yourself to those nights when the conditions are favorable for celestial shooting? There are manyRead More →
[ad_1] 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 yourRead More →
[ad_1] 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 capturingRead More →
[ad_1] 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 ofRead More →
[ad_1] 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 moodyRead More →
[ad_1] 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 andRead More →
[ad_1] Watch the video: Photography Tips – Turn a Can of Pringles into a Flash Diffuser We all try our hand at macro photography, at some point while we are taking pictures. And the secret to great macro images is to use additional flash lighting – but some photographers areRead More →
[ad_1] Watch the video: Photography Tips – Turn a Can of Pringles into a Flash Diffuser We all try our hand at macro photography, at some point while we are taking pictures. And the secret to great macro images is to use additional flash lighting – but some photographers areRead More →
[ad_1] 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),Read More →
[ad_1] 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. TheRead More →
[ad_1] 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. TheRead More →
[ad_1] 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 takeRead More →
[ad_1] 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! UnderwaterRead More →
[ad_1] 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! UnderwaterRead More →
[ad_1] 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 torchRead More →
[ad_1] 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 torchRead More →
[ad_1] 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. TheRead More →
[ad_1] 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. TheRead More →
[ad_1] 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.Read More →
[ad_1] 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 answerRead More →
[ad_1] 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 refusingRead More →
[ad_1] 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 explainRead More →
[ad_1] 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 theRead More →
[ad_1] 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 idealRead More →
[ad_1] 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 idealRead More →
[ad_1] 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 aRead More →
[ad_1] 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 allRead More →
[ad_1] 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 displayRead More →
[ad_1] 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 isRead More →
[ad_1] 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 ifRead More →
[ad_1] Watch the video: How to use an iPad to illuminate your subject Taking brilliant photos doesn’t necessarily mean using a high-end kit. We’ve got eight awesome iPad photography tips to help you inject creative light into your portraits and still lifes. Check out our cheap photography project ideas andRead More →
[ad_1] Cool tips on how to become a pro at photography so you come back with some great travel photos. Bombay: At every moment in the lives of millennials going to social media, photography has become a passion as well as a powerful tool for self-expression. Travel photographer and InstagramRead More →
[ad_1] Do you want to take stunning and creative photos using your smartphone or DSLR without breaking the bank on expensive photographic equipment? If so then look no further as we have listed over 10 best DIY Photography Tips it will help you capture amazing and creative photos and addRead More →
[ad_1] Looks like this article is a bit dated. Be aware that the information may have changed since it was posted. Sponsor Earn a spot in a sold-out photography course with the Bishopsgate Institute This is a sponsored article on behalf of Bishopsgate Institute. Copyright Phil Maxwell Are you lookingRead More →
[ad_1] Ashley Jarowka shines while showing off her latest creation. “You have to imagine the image in your brain before you take it with the camera,” explains the 16-year-old. It also takes patience. The grade 11 student stood in an Icelandic snowbank for two hours in the middle of theRead More →
[ad_1] “Focus on the eyes! Words of encouragement float in the grass as I lie face down in a bunch of heather, pointing my lens at the face of a wild pony. We are at Glan Morfa Private Nature Reserve in Anglesey for a weekend wildlife photography course. Students Tony,Read More →