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Amateur photographers might not completely understand what value is in photography and why it's essential. However, value is crucial because it creates emphasis and the illusion of more light in your...

Capturing the best photo will rely heavily on the settings you choose. You will need more than just a fancy camera. Understanding each building block camera setting will set your photograph apart from the others. Shutter speed is one of those…

What is commercial photography, and how can you incorporate it into your resume? Amp up your photography resume by using these tips, and you will become a commercial photographer. Commercial Photography is any photo used for...

Relying on your automatic settings for video is always an option, but I usually advise against it. When you use manual settings, you have complete control of your camera and what it will produce, and you will get...

Camera settings are not a size fits kinda' of thing. The camera settings you choose are based on personal preference and your environment. And, since every photographer has their own opinion on settings, this will be...

Bright sunlight can be seen as a photography hindrance, similar to night photography. We were also taught that a bright, direct sun would be a complete nuisance to use while taking photographs. With a few tweaks here and there, you can still capture a...

Amateur photographers might get confused hearing the term "bracketing." What exactly is bracketing? I am here to help you understand what it is and its importance. The technique bracketing is when you take multiple...

Grasping the power of emphasis in photography will help you tell your story. All photographs have a focal point and need that emphasis to attract your viewer's eye. You have that focal point and other elements to...

Converting photos into stencils is a neat trick to know in a pinch. Photographs you took can be used as a coloring page or even a stencil to paint a picture. Luckily for you, creating a stencil is simple, and there are a few different ways to do this. You can use...