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For many photographers, it can be daunting to clean their delicate and costly equipment. The thought of damaging a lens or sensor is overwhelming, but with the right tools and techniques, cleaning a camera lens can easily become second nature. Having some dust on the front of your lens can be harmless and relatively unnoticeable in your […]
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Loso Faboloso is a talented street photographer based in KL, Malaysia who has a very unique style and a great vision for his environment taking color and light into account well. If you could describe your photography style in one word, what would it be and why? A: Street. I like to observe and capture […]
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Aaron Ricketts is a futuristic photographer based out of Philadelphia, PA taking pictures of people, events, objects, and much more. Aaron’s unique photography style mixed with his crisp, clean editing techniques makes for great images. Continue reading to find out more on Aaron Ricketts. What would you say is your photography style and what led you […]
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Photoshop has a slew of tools that make it easy to edit and manipulate photos the way that you want them. After all, being able to customize and play around with your photo is half the fun of photography! Know that a program like Photoshop does give you different ways of getting to your end […]
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Finding the right resources and guides to learn photography can be quite challenging. There are just so many different sites out there that it’s hard to know which are the best. You’re looking for tips on finding the right camera, properly exposing a photo, and other photography skills, right? Well to help you save a […]
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Learning how to edit your photos can be a challenge. Luckily, the internet is full of resources for most topics, photo editing included. One of my favorite ways to learn post production techniques is to watch. This practice is called observational learning. Essentially it pertains to all learning done through watching or observing others. Many studies […]
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A podcast could be the best way to learn something new. Curious as to why I’m saying that? Because the length of podcasts are usually pretty short (typically only 20-40 minutes each). They’re also great, because you can tackle several tasks at once. No videos to watch, blog posts to read, or work to do. […]
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