The Exposure Triangle in Photography [Comprehensive Guide]
Understanding each of the photography elements is important for you to take control over your camera. But to fully be able to use manual mode, you also need to understand how these settings work together. This is known as The Exposure Triangle.
Unveiling the Secrets: What Makes a Great Photo?
What makes a great photo?
I wish there was an easy answer to this. I'm sure you'd like that as well. Unfortunately, there's no easy...
5 Key Reasons to Use a Telephoto in Landscape Photography
I've always been drawn to wide-angle landscape photography. In fact, it took me several years after picking up my first camera to purchase a...
Creating Impactful Photos: The Art of Photographing with Intention
There are a million different tips to improve your photography. Do a quick Google search (or browse on our site) and you’ll find guides...
A Comprehensive Guide to Landscape Photography
Landscape photography is one of the best ways to disconnect from an otherwise hectic day-to-day life and just enjoy spending time in the great...
How to Choose Your First Filters (and Which Systems to Use)
Filters are an important part of a photographer's toolbox as they allow you to achieve creative effects and overcome certain limitations within a camera....
Frequently Asked Questions About Long Exposure Photography and Their Answers
There's no doubt that Long Exposure Photography is a popular technique amongst landscape photographers. It's the subject of my best-selling eBook, it's the subject...
No. You Don’t Need a Professional Camera
Have you ever heard someone say “my pictures would be so much better if I had a professional camera”? Perhaps you’re even guilty of...
Shooting Landscapes in Bad Weather: Tips and Techniques
Many photographers, especially those just getting started, avoid weather that's traditionally considered bad.
This is a big mistake.
Photographing landscapes in bad weather can be...
Why You Should Start Shooting Landscapes During Golden Hour
The single biggest leap forward you can make with your landscape photography is to start shooting during golden hour. Goodbye harsh contrasty shadows, hello...