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Photographer took 2 months to create this LEGO photo series using practical effects
You’ve probably already noticed that we at DIYPhotography love toy photography, Star Wars and LEGO. A young photographer Lampert Benedek brings them all together! He…
Learn how to get the perfect exposure every time
A camera’s built in meter often does a great job of making a “correct” exposure, but it’s not always what the photographer wants to capture….
This DIY interactive globe helps you quickly browse your travel photos
One of the biggest advantages of mobile photography for me is geotagging. An iPhone has been my go-to location scouting camera for about the past…
This drone-mounted large format camera made the world’s first aerial tintype photograph
Combining levels of technology from vastly different times is often very fascinating. Sometimes it’s amusing, and occasionally it fails miserable. This time, failure is definitely…
This is how the first cellphone photo was shared online 20 years ago
Nowadays, we’re able to share photos in a matter of seconds, and we often take it for granted. But did you know what it was…
A simple DIY method for storing stands and tripods: use two bungee cords
If you’re looking for a neat and simple way for storing light stands, tripods and booms, guys from The Film Look have come up with…
Don’t mind the gap – The ethics of retouching school photography
There is something amiss with the photo above. I’m not talking about the missing teeth on the left – that’s the right photo. The problem…
Beginner photographers, these are 7 important tips for you in only 3 minutes
If you are a beginner photographer, everything may seem overwhelming, as there’s a lot to learn at once. But there are still some things tutorials…
This is the best way to wrap cables and cords to keep them tangle free
Keeping cables tangle-free can be a nightmare. As photographers we may have quite an array of cables. Long trigger release cables, flash head cables, USB…





































