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This is everything you could ever want to know about Frequency Separation
I’m a huge fan of very long and in-depth educational videos on YouTube. People keep going on about how “5-7 minutes is the ideal length!”….
Fixing discolouration during the dodge & burn retouch
This will thankfully be a quick little technique on how to fix an issue that can be incredibly infuriating. This discolouration issue I’m referring to…
Here’s an easy way to create flying food photos
Photos of flying or levitating food can look epic, but they seem intimidating to create. However, it doesn’t have to be difficult. In this video,…
Four tips for taking better portraits in low light
Streets lit by neon lights are an interesting, but challenging environment for shooting portraits. You may struggle to focus your images and keep them sharp….
Six reasons why your landscape images aren’t razor sharp
Picture this: you come home after a great day out photographing and you’re excited to look through all the beautiful images you’ve captured. However, after…
How to create Photoshop Actions to make star trails from a single photo
Star trails are a common subject amongst astrophotographers. When they’re not trying to capture the milky way, they’re showing the path that our stars take…
Here is how the position of light changes your portraits
The position of light in relation with your subject can significantly affect the atmosphere of your shots. Depending on where you place the lighting, you…
Five tips for shooting awesome photos of cats
Cats are awesome and fun. And if you ask me, they can be darn difficult to photograph. In this video, Josh Fenn and his four-legged…
Five do’s and don’ts of shooting slow motion
Slow motion sequences can add a lot to your videos if you know when and how to use them. Nowadays you can pull it off…




































