#phototips

Photography is more than just capturing moments; it’s about weaving stories that resonate with the viewer. A great photograph doesn’t just show; it speaks. Today, I want to share insights on how to elevate

I tried few photos changing the focusing location of the photos and here what I have got. it's a simple shift but I think the outcomes are amazing. First Comparison Second Comparison Third Comparison Fourth

It was one morning on a lazy Saturday when me and my wife are having breakfast at a local cafe near our house...

Comparing 2 different wedding scenes in the Desert

Taking a family trailblazing up a hill was a little crazy and a lot memorable

As a picture taker, you might be called for wedding photography. On the off chance that you have been searching for some occasion photography tips, this article can support you. As a matter of fact, your

Google Photos is one such help among different administrations, for example, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Flickr that naturally back up your photographs. Every one of these administrations prove to be useful

Learning the specialty of photography is fun and interesting simultaneously, photography is currently a lot simpler than what it was back in the days, when picture takers need to aptitude a great deal

4 panorama images from a recent wedding ceremony

Showing the difference between a 23shot panorama and a 5 shot

A comparison of an ultra long exposure vs a 30 second exposure

Testing out Lightrooms new Batch Merge feature.

Many factors affect the overall quality of your images, but one of the most obvious is sharpness. There will usually be an area of your shot that you want to be in crisp focus, even if you choose to use

DRIVE BY SHOOTING Driving down quiet backroads in the countryside with some great skies is kind of my favorite thing. I'm looking forward to renting a car in Poland and driving about 1000-1500 miles to

Showing off a whole set of pictures from an entire shoot should pretty educational for an aspiring photographer. I'll try to add some commentary that is also educational as well. 2 3 I shared these back

The settings for this shot Canon 5D and a Canon 24-105mm lens.(Indoors, window key-light, 1 hour after sunrise: ISO: 100 WB: 3900 Shutterspeed: 80 F/4.5 Helloooo! So lovely @foodforsoul suggested I do

Em dia nublado.

We camped up at the overlook and woke up to a great sunrise. Here's how the sunrise progressed. I went with my sister @sjarvie5 First image is during the height of the sunrise which was actually the second

At the end of the shoot thursday night I did a shot with the flash on and off so I could show the client the difference because he was loving the flash shots. So I thought i'd show them off. NON-Flash