Are your snow photos too dark? What happened? It’s been quite a week in the U.S. Snow has fallen in places it rarely or never does. People have searched high and low for anything to ride as they slide down […]
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A great sunset photo needs a subject or setting that isn’t the sunset. Adding a subject will help you share the excitement you felt when you saw the sunset by adding contrast and story. And one of the easiest ways […]
Shooting buildings during the blue hour is a great way to capture exciting photos you’ll want to print and hang. When you shoot at other times during the day, the buildings may look flat and the sky will be too […]
When you arrive at a landmark and pull out your camera, do you experience imposter syndrome, that nagging feeling that all the good photos of Notre Dame or The Washington Monument, or any other famous location have already been taken? […]
The temperatures are falling, and the leaves are turning in the northern hemisphere. After a long hot summer, it’s finally autumn! Here are three tips to help make fall colors pop as you happily grab your camera and head out […]
As a photographer, one of the most important steps you take is to set your focus point to guide your viewer’s eye to the subject of your photo. If your subject is out of focus, you don’t have a good […]
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