Black pets have been pet photographers’ nightmare since forever. They require different lighting setups and settings to have properly exposed fur. If you have ever tried taking photos of a black dog, you will know what we are talking about. This is why we have collected the best tips and
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10 Tips Of How The Simple Idea Of Reflections Can Bring A Wonderful Complexity, Beauty, And Depth To Your Images
I’m a huge fan of simple ideas that will create immediate effects for your photography. Photography is a vast subject and learning all the intricacies of your camera, shooting on manual, as well as processing can seem overwhelming. But there are so many ways to take wonderful photos, using simple
Newborn Twin Photography: Tips To Create Wonderful Memories Of Your Little Bundles Of Joy
Newborn twins aren’t newborns for long. One minute they’re helpless little bundles of joy. The next, they’re up on their feet causing trouble. Blink and you’ll miss it. That’s why it’s so important to capture the earliest days in their big new world. Taking newborn twins photos, whether you’re a
What Is Seascape Photography: 15 Tips To Capture Wonderful Seascape Photography
Seascape photography is a kind of landscape photography where one of the main subjects is the sea or the ocean. The main difference is the ever-moving water, which influences your picture and your settings. In this article, we’ll give you 15 seascape photography tips to help you overcome the challenges
5 Wonderful Unposing Tips For Kids To Be More Natural So You Can Get Some Great Shots
Posing kids is a whole different thing from posing models (unless you’re photographing a child model, and then you might not need this article). My biggest goal when capturing kids is to help them look as natural as possible, so truly I want to “unpose” them. Stiff, awkward, posed shots
Documentary Photography – Six Awesome Tips To Capture Wonderful Memories Of Your Loved Ones
We’ve all gone through times in our lives where we’ve lost loved ones. As a portrait photographer I would get calls all the time for “Urgent” family photos where one family member was terminally ill, and yet others that have photos done after the loss of a loved one. Why
