Tutorials
5 important things for lighting bald people
It’s always fun and useful to learn skills, tips and tricks about lighting, and Caleb Pike of DSLR Video Shooter has shared tons of them…
This beginner’s guide will have you shooting great landscapes in no time
Landscape photography means different things to different people. For some it’s about recording a memory of where they’ve been. For others it’s about discovery, and…
How to use Radial Gradients in Photoshop to direct your viewers’ eyes
If you want to draw more attention to the subject in your photo, proper post-processing is certainly one of the ways. Blake Rudis of f64…
How to create low key Rembrandt light portraits in the studio
Rembrandt had a wonderful way of simulating light in his paintings. So much so, that there’s a whole photography lighting technique named after him. Not…
7 ways to improve your portraits with a reflector and white foamcore
5-in-1 reflector is a super-handy tool for both bounding and diffusing the light. Arron Nace from Phlearn shows you seven different setups you can create…
5 editing mistakes every beginner makes that you need to avoid
We all make noob mistakes when we’re new to something. That’s why we make those mistakes, we’re noobs. While most of us try to avoid…
Here are 5 ways to change the color of anything in Photoshop
There are several ways to change colors of objects in Photoshop, and plenty of different objects you may want to change: clothes, hair color, light…
These 5 hidden Photoshop tips and tricks will help speed up your worklfow
I’m a big believer in post workflow efficiency. Whether working with stills or video, one can never seem to get their workflow fast enough. And…
Continuous LEDs vs strobes: which is the best solution for studio photography?
If you’re new to studio portraits, there’s just so much to learn about the light. Also, you have a choice between strobes/speedlights and continuous LED…
7 ways to achieve massive bokeh in your photos
To achieve massive and creamy bokeh, one of the first things we learn is to use a wide aperture. But there are several other ways…




































