Can’t-Miss Tips & Tricks for Successful Forest Photography
When you’re in the forest, you get the feeling that you’re far from everything else; like you are in another world. This might ring especially true if you live and spend most of your time…
Review of the BenQ SW271 Photo-Editing Monitor
BenQ has on its portfolio the SW271, a 27-inch monitor with a 4K HDR and IPS panel targeted to photographers who demand color accuracy and therefore, an efficient workflow. Due to the price and its…
7 Great Tips for Photographing Your Family Vacation
Summer is easily the most popular time of the year for family vacations. What better way is there to remember your favorite vacations than to take plenty of photographs capturing the moments and experiences? If…
An Insider’s Guide to Photographing London – Part Two
In the first instalment of our Insider’s Guide to Photograhing London series, I looked at photographing some of London’s most iconic landmarks and areas. But there’s much more to London that just the most ‘obvious’…
9 Common Travel Photography Mistakes to Avoid
Travel and photography are two great things that go together extremely well. There’s no better way to capture the memories of your travel than through photography, and a love for both travel and photography can…
Can’t-Miss Tips & Tricks For Lighting Travel Portraits
Traveling light is an art form. Deciding what photography equipment to pack and what to leave at home can be stressful. None of us likes to haul around more gear than we will actually use.…
So, What Actually Makes a Good Photographer?
Have you ever had someone calmly ask you what makes you a good photographer? Yes, there are people who do and can do that. Most of the time, you’ll be taken aback but it’s really…
Must-Read Tips For Building Your Own Photography Website
As photographers, we spend a lot of time marketing on social media. After all, it seems that the entire population is addicted to their social sites so it makes sense to post our content where it…
Review of the DJI Osmo Pocket Stabilized Handheld Camera
Bigger is always better, right? When it comes to tacos – yes. But with cameras size can become a liability. And while I don’t mind larger cameras, it’s always nice to encounter one that squeezes…
An Insider’s Guide to Photographing London – Part One
London is, in my possibly biased opinion, the finest city to photograph. There’s a fantastic mixture of the old (and I mean really old) and the new, with hidden gems around every corner. I grew…
A Quick Introduction Guide to Flash Photography
With digital cameras becoming so advanced in picking up on natural light, we almost rarely “need” to use flash to create more light. Of course in some situations it is absolutely necessary. But just because…
Low Light Photography: 5 Mistakes You Didn’t Know You Were Making
Even a novice can appreciate the value of low light photography. Buildings and other objects that normally seem trivial and mundane can look extraordinary in low light conditions. However, even experienced photographers are sometimes challenged…