Tutorials
How to earn $100,000 this year from your photography
Jan 17, 2022
Alex Baker
How do you make $100,000 as a photographer? Start with $200,000! Sorry, jokes aside, it is technically possible. I mean, there are photographers out there…
Watch this Nat Geo big cat photographer show his editing process using a little cat
Jan 14, 2022
Alex Baker
If you’ve read the National Geographic magazine at any time in the past 20 years then you’ve probably seen some of Steve Winter‘s images. Much…
This is what a portrait looks like at every aperture
Jan 14, 2022
Alex Baker
What’s your go-to aperture that you always seem to gravitate towards? Go on, I bet you have one, even if you hesitate to admit it!…
Two ways to downgrade your Canon camera firmware
Jan 13, 2022
Dunja Đuđić
If you’ve upgraded your camera firmware and you’re not happy with it, you may want a real-life “Undo” button to bring everything back the way…
How to use reflections in sun glasses to enhance your images not distract
Jan 11, 2022
Alex Baker
I remember when I was studying photography that the most difficult assignment we were given was photographing shiny objects. I stupidly chose to photograph a…
Have fun with this wet method of light painting a waterfall with colourful neon lights
Jan 6, 2022
Alex Baker
There are so many ways to explore light painting, the possibilities are endless. One way to light paint a waterfall is the traditional method of…
Zen & The Art of Wrapping Cables – Or how to wrap your cables to guarantee tangle-free use
Jan 3, 2022
John Aldred
Recently, we posted about workflow efficiency on video productions and one of the things we mentioned was learning how to wrap your cables properly and…
How to use Lightroom CC’s Color Grading feature to get the most out of your raw files
Jan 3, 2022
John Aldred
Lightroom started to overhaul its Lightroom CC UI in around October 2020, switching the old split toning feature into a new Color Grading feature with…
How I shot these vertical panoramic images in the world’s most stunning churches and cathedrals
Jan 2, 2022
Richard Silver
Vertical Churches of the World is a project that began in 2012 in New York. It’s been ongoing since then and the project has been…
Create festive food images with these 5 tips
Dec 24, 2021
Alex Baker
I absolutely love food photography and I am finding myself doing more and more of it lately, working with small businesses particularly bakeries (maybe it’s…