Seascape Photography: 7 Tips for Stunning Images
Seascape photography is an exciting genre that can be extremely rewarding when you know what you’re doing. Come unprepared, however, and you risk damaging...
Leaving the Tripod Behind? Read These Tips for Handheld Landscape Photography
Use a tripod. That's one of the most common pieces of advice given to landscape photographers. The main reason is that it opens the...
5 Different Tips to Improve Your Photography
A lot of us probably think that improvement always comes down to better compositions, better processing, better settings, better light, and better scenes, but...
8 Reasons Why You Need a Photography Website
Every photographer should have their own website. Period. It doesn't matter if you're a full-time professional or an aspiring hobbyist. Having a website comes...
A Comprehensive Introduction to Black and White Photography
A lot of photographers think of black and white as the classical form of photography but digital technology helps make black and white photography...
Patience: The Key Ingredient to Becoming a Great Photographer
When I first got into photography, I expected to return home with great images from every outing. Obviously, that didn't happen and it didn't...
The Best Aperture for Landscape Photography
What is the best aperture for landscape photography? This is a question I often receive via the CaptureLandscapes newsletter or from aspiring photographers in...
NFT Photography: The Ultimate Guide to Start Selling Your Work
NFT Photography, and NFTs in general, have been a hot topic for a while now. It's fair to guess that you've at the very...
How to Master White Balance Like a Pro
White Balance... Probably among the most feared topics of beginning photographers. A topic many wish to avoid. Yet a topic that is important to grow as a photographer. I know you find this topic scary, so I’ll teach you how to master White Balance like a pro as gently as possible.
6 Tips for Photographing Winter
I've always loved winter and grew up skiing and playing in the snow but as a photographer, it took me years to really appreciate...