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How to use triangles in photography composition
Triangles are versatile and expressive shapes, so it is hardly surprising that they are a bedrock of composition. They are used by painters as well as photographers as a key composition technique. You can use them to organize your frame, to introduce tension into your scene, as an alternative to the rule of thirds, and so much more. This meant we thought it was worth taking a deeper look at triangles in photography.
How to frame your subjects to create depth in your photos
One powerful technique that can elevate your photographs to new heights is framing. By strategically placing your main subject within the frame and incorporating accompanying…
How to enjoy your family vacation AND get great photos
The summer season is well and truly upon us, and many photographers will be heading off on vacation with their pride and joy. Many will…
How to defy convention and shoot in harsh light
For many photographers, harsh light is the worst. Whether you shoot landscapes or portraits, we’re told one of the worst times of day you can…
How to capture these mesmerizing flower firework effects in-camera
Capturing fireworks in a creative way can be a thrilling and rewarding experience for photographers looking to add a unique touch to their portfolio. My…
Five essential tips for shooting in new locations
Most of my photography is outdoors. As such, I’m always looking for new locations. Sometimes I spend a day location scouting, specifically to find new…
How to get rid of that pesky Generative Fill warning
I don’t know if Adobe technically classes it as a bug, but there’s a bit of an annoyance with Photoshop’s AI-powered Generative Fill. Occasionally, It…
Using Rotolight LEDs with Natural Light
In the last year or so, I’ve started to work with LED lighting more and more, and for good reason. The LEDs that I use…
Why your landscape photos aren’t sharp, and how to fix it
As photographers, we’ve all experienced the frustration of capturing photos that turn out to be blurry, lacking crispness, or even shaky. We often need help…
What are focusing modes, and how do you choose one?
There is a range of different focusing modes within autofocus. By choosing the right one for your shooting situation, you can get a whole lot more out of your camera and improve your photography







































