Tutorials
Create the “Faded Film” look in 30 seconds using Photoshop or Lightroom
If you like the “faded film” look, this latest video tutorial from Mathieu Stern is for you. You can create this washed out, dreamy look…
Shutter Speed Chart as a Photographer’s Cheat Sheet
When we talk about Shutter Speed in photography, the first thing that comes to mind is its relationship with Exposure. The Shutter speed is one…
Push and develop your own colour negative film at home
I finally did it! After sitting in my fridge for a few months, I managed to developed myself a roll of CineStill 800 pushed to…
Photographing a model in sunset with only one strobe
Combining natural light and flash can be tricky, but photographer Axel Rivera shared a perfect example of such image with us. He shot this gorgeous…
How to develop film with beer
It’s Saint Patrick’s Day, you ran out of B&W developer, all stores are closed down and the only thing you can find is beer. Nothing…
Learn Photoshop tricks in only one minute with Adobe’s “Make it Now” series
If you’re looking for the most useful way to spend a spare minute, I think this might be it. Adobe’s “Make it Now” series will…
Use polarized lighting techniques to capture cool color effects
Polarized light is light that has waves oscillating all in the same direction. There are two basic ways to get polarized light, from reflection or…
5 thoughts and tips to consider with professional product photography
As the digital marketplace grows, the demand for good content and eye-catching media increases with it. More and more brands and entrepreneurs are taking the…
Combine regular, fast, and slow motion footage for mind bending video effects
Fundamentally, for me, photography’s about playing with time. Either you’re freezing a moment of it, or you’re capturing a lot of it into a single image….
How to take fitness shots for a magazine cover
Do you know those classic fitness magazine cover shots? White background, clean and flattering lighting, recognizable poses and really fit and happy-looking subject? In this…




































