Tutorials
Try these unique shots to add spice to your next video shoot
If you’re a budding filmmaker or a seasoned videographer, you know the value of creative shots in adding that extra spark to your videos. In…
The power of revisiting and photographing familiar locations
Revisiting a location you have previously photographed is one of the best tricks up a photographer’s sleeve. Not only does it allow you to revisit…
How to avoid scope creep and manage your photography clients
In professional photography, one challenge consistently rears its head and tests the patience of photographers: scope creep. Although it might sound like something from a…
How to use leading lines to create dynamic photographs
Photography is all about capturing moments and telling stories through images. One powerful technique that can greatly enhance your photos is using compositional rules, such…
Metering modes: a complete guide
When you take a photo, the camera recommends some settings for you. They do it with a built-in light meter. And while that light meter…
How to avoid washed out skies in natural light outdoor portraits
Are you tired of shooting in breathtaking locations only to end up with lacklustre images with flat skies? Washed-out skies can be a common problem…
How I took the shot: capturing the magic of bioluminescence in night sky photography
The night sky holds a unique allure for me, a canvas painted with stars that seem to transport us to another realm. There is a…
Reflectors in photography – a complete guide
If there’s one piece of kit that any photographer should have, it’s a reflector. They are inexpensive, simple to use, and highly effective. We’re going to look at the different types of reflectors you can purchase and how to use them. You’ll see why anyone with a camera, from an amateur to a professional photographer with years of experience, should never be without one.
Create movement with Rotolight flash and ambient lighting
We all know what long-exposure photography is right? I think we all have a rough idea, but long exposure shots can vary from half a…
The 135mm lens: capture magical portraits
What’s your go-to portrait lens? I must admit that when I started out, I was shooting in small spaces on a crop sensor, so my…




































