Tutorials
How to create your own LUT filters in Photoshop the easy way
LUTs have become a big thing recently. Once only used for grading video, they’ve become extremely popular for regular photography, too. Photoshop’s been able to…
Create your own natural light studio to make the most out of a small space (NSFW)
I often use flash with my own work, but natural light can be a wonderful thing. Especially when it comes from a directional source. In…
Learn photography now with 100 free online lessons from School of Visual Arts
There’s a seemingly endless amount of photography tutorials on the internet. But just how many of them feature leading photographers and experts? Right now, School…
Five tips for getting the perfect angle for portraits
While we talk to people while we photograph them, we often don’t notice some imperfections that only become obvious in post. Most of us have…
How to set a great exposure when shooting video
Getting exposure for video isn’t all that much different from getting a good exposure with photography. The only real difference is that neutral density filters…
Take your night street photography to the next level with these helpful tips
Night street photography presents a lot of technical challenges that some photographers avoid it altogether. However, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t push yourself and try it…
5 Basic but important audio mixing techniques you need to know for your videos
A lot is said on the topic of recording audio. Which microphone to use for recording this or that. Where to place them, how to…
Objective & Subjective Lighting – What it is and how to do it
Like many things in life, there’s no right or wrong way to learn photographic lighting… but I do believe there are easy ways and hard…
Here are some tips to help you speed up your Lightroom workflow
Even if you know how to use Lightroom, your workflow may still be a bit chaotic (I know mine is). If you work with a…
How to create impossibly huge depth of focus with microscope photography
The one certainty in photography is that the closer we get to our subjects, the shallower our depth of field becomes. If we’re shooting with…




































