LEARNING FROM PHOTOS:

Have you seen a photo that you liked and wondered how it was created? Well here we go: Here are a few photos that are absolutely amazing, but, the description tells you how it was taken and the circumstances: Interesting Photo of the Day: Sunkissed Eurasian Jay in Flight When we say that lighting is key in photography, we mean it. The way you understand … Continue reading LEARNING FROM PHOTOS:

What are the elements of a great photograph?

As a photographer, it’s incredibly important to know what makes a great picture. Just having a nice camera and fancy tools isn’t enough to really make it in this industry anymore. Knowing what to look for and honing in on those specific things can help you capture truly unique, personal, and in the moment images that will hopefully help to set you apart from your … Continue reading What are the elements of a great photograph?

Avoid overloading detail in your photos!

As you look at the title, you are probably wondering what in the world am I talking about. Let’s get into it. When you take a scenery photo, there is something called “detail overload” in which a photographer will think that they need more “stuff” in the photo to give it dimension, when in reality, it’s just the mountain that you should have in the … Continue reading Avoid overloading detail in your photos!

HOW TO “REALLY” TAKE CARE OF YOUR CAMERA AND LENSES:

Oh, I hope you don’t think this going to be one of those boring subjects, but, I have learned from professionals and instructors alike that this is one of the main courses in becoming a good photographer. And that is the proper care of your camera and lenses. Let’s get started first with the camera: I am going to refer especially to a DSLR type … Continue reading HOW TO “REALLY” TAKE CARE OF YOUR CAMERA AND LENSES: