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A 10 point checklist for perfect photo composition

December 7, 2015Kathrine Anker

Composition is an art and also a science, and an area where a lot of otherwise technically proficient photographers can struggle. It’s not something that can be taught, like the relationship between aperture and shutter speeds or figuring out hyper-focal distance, but here are some essential tips to help you with framing… 1 What are… Continue reading →

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10 ways photographers can think more like a pro

November 30, 2015Kathrine Anker

Professional photographers tend to think differentl – or more accurately, they have a different set of attitudes and mental checklists as they approach a shoot. Here are 10 ways you can raise your photographic game by thinking more ‘pro like…’

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How to photograph from a low perspective

November 19, 2015nPhoto

In this quick tutorial we’ll show you how to compose dynamic images and photograph from a low perspective.

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Aesthetic Judgments: Composition, Color & Story

November 1, 2015Kevin Ames

In the first part of my thoughts on aesthetic judgments I introduced the first two considerations on my list of five that inform my work. This post discusses the rest of them starting with… Composition Composition is the pleasing expression of the elements in a space. I prefer to lock the camera on a tripod […]

How to make your images more tasteful and sophisticated

October 29, 2015Geoff Harris

Sadly, there isn’t a button on your camera, or a menu function in Lightroom, called ‘good taste’ or ‘sophistication.’ Creating elegant, tasteful images is something that comes with practice, and it’s highly subjective; it also depends on the genre. ‘Tasteful’ might be suitable for interior design photography, but shouldn’t be a consideration if you are… Continue reading →

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9 photography rules that should exist but don’t

October 25, 2015Marcus Hawkins

Here are 9 rules that we think every photographer should follow…

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6 composition techniques that will improve your photography

September 23, 2015Jeff Meyer

If you’re lacking inspiration and not sure how to approach a subject in a more original way, here are six photo ideas that will help you to break free from what you know and help with more creative compositions!

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The Complete Guide to Photography for Beginners (infographic)

September 21, 2015Jeff Meyer

Digital photography certainly isn’t shy of tricky camera settings and technical concepts – and for a beginner it can be pretty overwhelming. This infographic can help!

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6 ways to cope with only a prime lens

September 10, 2015Jeff Meyer

Stuck with only a prime lens to work with in your kit bag. Don’t see it as a limitation; take it as an opportunity to explore your creativity! Here’s how…

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