Tutorials
This is the secret to marketing your photography business the easy way
One of the hardest aspects of running a successful photography business is the marketing. At least, for me. It’s a constant task and something that…
Simplify Photoshop color matching with this simple Eye Dropper trick
When you create composite photos in Photoshop, color matching is one of the key techniques to master to make everything look seamless. In his recent…
10 tips to take your star trail photography to the next level
Whether you are a seasoned astrophotographer or a beginner, star trail images should always succeed in mesmerizing you. Star trail images, although considered technically less…
How to find beautiful autumn lanscape shots even in uninspiring locations
I recently returned from a trip to Iceland and was blown away by the abundance of beautiful scenery there. Each corner you turn, there is…
Level up your macro photos with this in-depth focus stacking tutorial
If you’re into macro photography, focus stacking is one of the key skills to learn if you want tack-sharp images. In his recent video, Andrew…
Stop making these common travel photography mistakes now
I’ve been travelling and shooting full-time for over three years now, and I’ve definitely made my fair share of mistakes. In this blog, I’ve compiled…
What to charge for food photography (and other business tips)
I’ve been charging for my photography for years now, and one thing that never gets easier is figuring out what to charge clients. Every single…
Master TTL flash in minutes, it’s easier than you think
Flash photography can seem confusing at first, and it can be a challenge, particularly when the light conditions are changing constantly. But that’s where learning…
We broke down this FOUR hours Premiere Pro tutorial so you don’t have to
Boy, I sure do love four-hour-long tutorials on YouTube. They cover a lot, and many of them offer a good starting point for beginners as…
How to get the most from this ‘difficult’ lens in street photography
Most street photographers prefer to use focal lengths towards the wider end of the scale, somewhere within the 24-70mm range at least. Longer lenses certainly…




































