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The Best Photography Inspiration to Motivate You

Jul 1, 2020 ♦

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If you know where to look, you can find photography inspiration anywhere in the world; from the people around you to city streets to scenes of nature. As a budding photographer, you can start looking for inspiration everywhere by utilising your “creative eye”. A photographer’s inspiration is at the centre…

The Best Nature Photography Ideas to Create Stunning Photos

Jun 14, 2020 ♦

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If you’re an aspiring nature photographer, you may have found it difficult composing interesting shots in lockdown over the past few weeks. But with social distancing restrictions easing, you can start to explore new locations; even if that just means your local neighbourhood, park, beach or a nearby patch of…

8 Ultimate Tips for Cropping Photos Like A Pro

Mar 4, 2020 ♦

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Whether you’ve dabbled in photography or been at it for years, many of us drastically underestimate the power of cropping photos successfully to create a stunning, impactful shot. Cropping photos is a neglected art in photography but can change the perspective of your shots entirely. It can help you reframe…

6 Of The Best Free Photo Editing Apps

Feb 17, 2020 ♦

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There was a time when only professional photographers with the highest-quality equipment could capture and edit high-quality professional images. Often, this had to be done using clunky desktop software. But now, with the ever-changing development of new technology, more and more of us can access affordable smartphone cameras and free…

7 Ways To Edit Out Bad Photography Mistakes

Nov 22, 2019 ♦

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Even the most practised photographers can make photography mistakes from time to time. If you’re a beginner, you’re bound to make lots of mistakes, often, but that’s ok! It’s all part of the learning curve. Often, we won’t even spot a mistake until afterwards when looking at the image when…

The Definitive Guide To Photo Editing For Portraits

Nov 13, 2019 ♦

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Editing portraits can be tricky; there’s a fine line between making subtle enhancements to a portrait and making your image look fake. But unfortunately, no amount of editing can fix a bad photo; things like poor focus, incorrect angles or overexposure can be difficult or even impossible to fix through…

15 Of The Best Phone Photography Tips

Oct 4, 2019 ♦

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You’d be surprised at the shots you can achieve using your smartphone. Phone photography has become immensely popular in recent years due to the technological advancements of smartphones. The cameras in smartphones have gotten even better and the picture quality you can achieve is now often just as good as…

17 Simple Tips To Help You Master Pet Photography

Sep 29, 2019 ♦

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Pet photography requires a certain set of skills, patience, and a never-ending supply of treats. Knowing how to photograph your pets is a useful skill that will come in handy throughout your whole life, not to mention a great way to refine your photography skills in general. After all, animals…

20 Of The Best Food Photography Tips

Sep 16, 2019 ♦

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With the rise of social media, food photography has exploded in popularity over the last few years. Any aspiring chef or renowned foodie needs to have a strong digital presence, with an impressive social media profile or website and accompanying images, to breathe life into their dishes. But everyone starts…

7 Expert Tips For Portrait Photography Beginners

Jul 8, 2019 ♦

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The skills needed for portrait photography filter into many other fields of photography, like wedding photography, street photography, and family photography. At first glance, it looks easy to gather a group of people together and start snapping away. Contrary to what most people think though, being “photogenic” is less about…