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Reflections in Photography

Kris Krainock

Photography is a gateway to encapsulating the world in all its splendor, offering a gateway to unveil its enigmatic and captivating facets. Among the myriad techniques at a photographer's disposal, one that unfailingly injects depth, mystique, and an artistic aura into your visuals is the mesmerizing world of reflections…

a person sitting on the ground holding a mirror, reflecting their face in a stylized setting

Reflections in Photography

Kris Krainock

Photography is a gateway to encapsulating the world in all its splendor, offering a gateway to unveil its enigmatic and captivating facets. Among the myriad techniques at a photographer's disposal, one that unfailingly injects depth, mystique, and an artistic aura into your visuals is the mesmerizing world of reflections…

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RAW vs. JPEG: What is Better in Photography?

Kris Krainock

The decision regarding the file format for your photographs wields the power to significantly influence the ultimate quality and the breadth of creative opportunities encapsulated within your images. As you navigate the settings of your camera, you'll be introduced to a duo of fundamental shooting formats: RAW and JPEG...

 

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What is Noise in Photography?

Kris Krainock

Coping with image noise in digital photography can pose challenges, but there's no need to worry, as several effective techniques exist to address it. This troublesome disturbance emerges as minuscule specks of unexpected color or brightness that disrupt the intended composition. It often intrudes when capturing images in low-light conditions, resulting in noise resembling grainy film or introducing odd hues that distort the photograph’s…

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What is the Exposure Triangle — Aperture, ISO & Shutter Speed

Kris Krainock
Light serves as the fundamental factor behind every image documented in both the realms of photography and cinematography. The intricate process of how a camera captures light is governed by a trio of variables that collectively constitute what is referred to as the exposure triangle...
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How to Tell a Story with Your Photos

Vanessa DeRousseau
Get ready to embark on a thrilling adventure where a single click can whisk your audience away to far-off lands, evoke deep emotions, and freeze unforgettable moments in time...
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The Psychology of Photography

Vanessa DeRousseau

As photographers, we're not just clicking buttons; we're crafting visual experiences that resonate with the very core of our being. So, today, let's uncover the secrets of harnessing psychology to elevate your photography game. From unraveling the enigma of colors and composition to embracing the dance of light and perspective, we'll explore how every frame can spark…

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The Importance of Editing Your Photos

Vanessa DeRousseau

You're out there, capturing the most breathtaking sunset or that perfect candid moment, feeling like you've captured the best photograph. But hold on a second! Before you post your shots to Instagram or add them to your portfolio, you need to do a little photo editing! Editing helps transform...

 

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How to Photograph Cityscapes

Vanessa DeRousseau

Cities have a way of mesmerizing us with their towering skyscrapers, busy streets, and twinkling lights. And as photographers, we're lucky to have the opportunity to freeze those moments in time. I'm going to reveal the secrets behind finding killer vantage points, mastering composition tricks, and unleashing the full potential of your camera to...

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How to Photograph in Bad Weather

Vanessa DeRousseau
Bad weather can really put a damper on a photo shoot. Looking out the window and seeing rain, wind, or storms can seem daunting - but fear not! Today, we're about to cover the secrets to capturing stunning shots when the weather throws us a wild curveball...
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How to Choose Your Photography Style

Vanessa DeRousseau
Discovering your photography style is like revealing a secret pathway to artistic expression. It goes beyond simply taking pictures; it's about telling your story. The importance of finding your distinct photography style cannot be overstated, as it elevates your images from mere snapshots to captivating pieces of art that resonate with...
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How to Use a Flash: 9 Flash Photography Tips

Vanessa DeRousseau
Built-in camera flashes are like your pocket knife – handy but limited. External speedlights are versatile and ready for action. And studio strobes? They're perfect for controlled environments where you need that extra lighting push...
Woman sitting on a rock with a camera, wearing a hat and backpack, surrounded by a landscape.

How to Stay Motivated as a Photographer

Vanessa DeRousseau
Embarking on a photographic journey is like stepping into an endless world of creativity and inspiration. The excitement of capturing breathtaking landscapes, candid moments, and artistic expressions is usually enough to fuel our passion. However, we may run into hurdles that test our motivation. We've all experienced those moments when inspiration is nowhere to be found or when the weight of everyday life dims the spark of creativity...
Woman in green shirt shouting through a red megaphone with a tiny man on ice cubes.

How to Deal with Criticism as a Photographer

Vanessa DeRousseau
Sometimes it's tough to swallow hearing a critique on something you've spilled your soul into. However, it doesn't have to be negative. You can turn constructive feedback into motivation to become a better photographer. Let's learn how to embrace those critiques...

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