Tutorials
Shooting travel videos with a drone: here are some do’s and don’ts
So, you want to take your drone to your travels and add a new perspective to your travel videos. It sounds like fun, but before…
This tutorial teaches you how to photograph the moon in only two minutes
There is something enchanting and mystical about the moon. But photographing the moon is a challenge which requires special gear, preparation, technique and right time….
Five easy ways to use V-Flats in the studio
V- Flats, screens, flags, boards, whatever you want to call them. They can be really inexpensive but have a huge value in portrait photography in…
How to Get Consistent Color from Multiple Cameras
This tutorial was graciously supplied by Datacolor Using multiple cameras is common practice for some photographers. For example, wedding and event photographers often use more…
Five composition tips to boost your wide-angle landscape photos
Many landscape photographers prefer using wide angle lenses. However, it’s sometimes tricky to get a captivating photo when shooting wide. Photographer Toma Bonciu shares five…
Use these eight warm-up poses to kick off your next portrait session
Everybody handles their portrait sessions differently. Some just jump right into it while others take a little time to warm up. Typically, I’m of the…
How to shoot night neon-themed portraits without leaving home
You have a night off and want to spend some time at home being creative? Gab Loste has an interesting idea for shooting night neon-themed…
How and why you need to colour grade your video footage
Colour grading seems to be the buzz term for video these days. It didn’t really exist until O Brother, Where Art Thou? but it quickly became…
A beginner’s guide to polarisers and neutral density filters
Some might have you believe that neutral density and polarising filters aren’t required in today’s modern era of digital photography. That you can replicate their…
7 easy composition tips to level up your landscape photography
Oftentimes, good composition makes a difference between a good and a great landscape photo. But, as photographer Nigel Danson points out, the composition is often…




































