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How to take photos in harsh daytime light

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

How to take photos in harsh daytime light

Many photography tutorials will tell you that the best time to shoot outdoors is around sunrise or sunset — the so-called Golden Hour. However, the reality is, it’s not always possible for everyone to take photos at these precise hours each time. So, many of us end up having to shoot in the bright daytime light. It’s a tricky condition to work with but with some tips from UK-based Roman Fox, we’ll up our chances of getting the best photos despit…Read Article

How to photograph silky smooth waterfalls

Queensland, Australia · Queensland

How to photograph silky smooth waterfalls

When I first picked up a digital SLR back in 2014, all I wanted to learn was how to photograph waterfalls. You know the ones, where the water is all smooth and milky. Soft, beautiful slightly dark and gorgeous details. It was one of the first things I learned, after how to shoot in Manual mode. I have come a long way since then, but when I get the chance I still adore capturing them. So here’s how I do it. The goal The goal, of course, is to mak…Read Article

Review: Viltrox DC-A1 7" Ultra-Bright On-Camera Monitor

Australia · Australia

Review: Viltrox DC-A1 7" Ultra-Bright On-Camera Monitor

The Viltrox DC-A1 is a 7-inch on-camera monitor designed for filmmakers and photographers seeking a bright, feature-rich display for outdoor and studio shooting. I personally love using it—it’s been a game-changer in the studio and absolutely fantastic when I’m teaching. Why? Because it gives my students a clear, real-time view of exactly what I’m capturing, which makes demonstrations far more effective. Plus, the brightness and detail on-screen…Read Article

Impermanence: Abstract beauty of ice caves in Iceland

Iceland is home to some of the most breathtaking natural wonders that are just begging to be photographed. So, it’s not surprising to see many photographers finding inspiration everywhere and coming up with different ways to capture it. The unique landscape, for one, lends itself easily to beautiful abstract photography, as we have previously seen in the aerial photography of Jan Erik Waider. The view from the ground also opens up other visual e…Iceland · Iceland Read Article

Roadtrip with the new Fujifilm X-E5

It hasn’t been long since the new Fujifilm X-E5 was released, so there’s still a fair level of curiosity about what the overall shooting experience and results are like. So, if you’ve been thinking about this compact camera and whether it fits your current needs — especially if you travel a lot — today’s featured video may have some answers for you. In the quick video above, Los Angeles-based Samuel Elkins shares his first impressions on the Fuj…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

Neewer Q6 Studio Strobe: Professional results at an affordable price

As a studio photographer who works extensively with creative lighting and styled portraiture, I’m always on the lookout for lighting gear that’s reliable, consistent, and doesn’t break the bank. I recently got my hands on the Neewer Q6 600Ws Studio Strobe, and after several shoots, I’m thrilled to say this light has far exceeded my expectations. In fact, it’s earned a solid 5/5 from me! Please note that while Neewer sent this product to me for r…Read Article

B&H Offers Unbeatable M4 MacBook Air Savings During Bild Expo

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B&H's massive Apple sale in celebration of its Bild Expo event continues with the lowest M4 MacBook Air prices across numerous configurations.Apple · New York See the Story

Review: Platypod Mag, MagGrip and Tab

As a Platypod Ambassador, I get to work with new gear that is offered. Platypod sent these pieces which I will keep when the review is finished. Larry Tiefenbrunn, AKA Dr. T, is at it again. He keeps finding ways to make life easier for photographers with support of your gear. Sometimes, there are things you don’t know you needed until you start using them. Two new pieces of gear are for holding your phone and tablet. From left to right, Mag, T…Photography Read Article

PolarPro GoldMist Diffusion Filter: Worth the hype?

Is PolarPro GoldMist Diffusion Filter worth the hype for portraits and studio work? When it comes to diffusion filters, I’ve been on the hunt for something that adds a noticeable softness and glow—particularly for creative portraits and still life work. I recently got my hands on the GoldMist filter by PolarPro, and after putting it through its paces, I’m ready to share my honest thoughts. What is the PolarPro GoldMist? The GoldMist is part of P…California, United States · California Read Article

The trap of shallow depth of field

One of the first photography lessons you learn along the way is the impact of shallow depth of field. Its effect on an image — an aesthetically pleasing blur that separates the background from the subject — easily sets your camera photos apart from snapshots taken with smartphones or cheaper cameras. In the video above, however, Jamie Windsor cautions us from shooting wide open all the time. As Windsor said, the tendency for many photographers g…Read Article

How I got the photo: The Last Train

Sometimes, the stars align. A moody location, a strong concept, and a creative challenge that pushes you just far enough out of your comfort zone to make something truly memorable. That’s exactly what happened with this image—The Last Train—a portrait I took as part of a High ISO challenge. I took this photograph on location at the historic Puffing Billy Railway, working with the always fabulous Emily Reinhard. The concept was vintage-inspired g…Belgrave · Belgrave Read Article

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