Tutorials
Holy crop! Don’t forget these golden rules when cutting your images
It’s one of those basic things that we probably over-use when we are starting out, and as we get better we rely on less and…
Make this nifty DIY gel holder for your Godox lights
I got me some of these new compact & foldable Godox softboxes AD-S60S, AD-S65W, AD-S85S, etc. for my Godox AD300Pros. They work just fine but…
Watch this complete guide to manual mode to take your landscape photography to the next level
Landscape photography is something that most of us do at some point. Even if we’re not particularly interested in landscape as a topic, we often…
Lighting setup: Textured fashion lighting with coloured gels
I spent many, many years working in a busy studio that focused on quantity over quality. As photographers working there, we did our best to…
Learn to shoot wine bottles with this brilliant lighting breakdown
How many times have you been browsing an online wine catalogue or a magazine and stopped to really appreciate the photographs of the bottles? A…
How to make Foveon sensor-like images with a traditional Bayer sensor array camera
You can achieve Foveon-like images with deep colors and crisp individual pixels with your conventional (Bayer) camera. However, this comes at the price of losing…
How to build your visual identity as a photographer
The visual identity of a photographer is no different than that of any other company. Although you may have spent years creating a photographic style that is…
Should you use Jpeg or Png? Here’s the final answer to the question
I know, I know, you’ve all likely been up countless nights stressing about whether that image should have been saved as a Jpeg or a…
All you need to know about logos and making one as a photographer
The photographer logo or wordmark is the foundation of your visual identity — the visual representation of your company’s brand and core values. A logo…
50 drone tips for beginners and pros to take your footage up to the next level
No matter how long we’ve been flying drones or how much experience we have, there always seems to be more ways to improve with new…






































