Archive For The “Photography Tips” Category
Blurring out my backgrounds was the first thing I wanted to learn when I started learning photography. Additionally, it’s also one of the most commonly asked questions I get whenever I post photos on Facebook. And why shouldn’t it be? It’s pretty damn cool! It also helps draw attention to your subject matter – whatever [...]
You’ve most likely heard of these two terms before, but never really gave it much thought. Unless you’re getting something printed or talking to a photographer, there probably isn’t much mention on this topic. However, the difference between a “high resolution” image and a “low resolution” image is huge. First, let’s start with what those [...]
I think we all have the occasional bad habit of trying to over-stage our shots. Whether it be wedding details shots or commercial product shots, we seem to think that adding more props to the image will help support the main subject; However, I think the zen approach is the way to go most of [...]
There are all types of people out there taking photos with all sorts of devices. Finding a person without a camera is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Although having a high quality camera and lens helps for printing and reproduction purposes, they’re not a necessity for taking great photos. Even though [...]
