Advanced Photography Course
Welcome to our Advanced Photography Course! Here you will find our advanced photography lessons.
LESSON: 21
What is Editorial Photography?
Many people confuse editorial photography with commercial photography, documentary photography, and photojournalism, but there are important--though subtle--differences. Let’s start by defining editorial...
LESSON: 22
Tricks and Tips for Photographing Runners
Pre-race Planning Learn as much as you can about running. Since only really good photos are published, study magazines...
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15 Best Male Poses For Fashion Models In Photography
Photographing males for fashion photography is often believed to be difficult. How to pose as a model? The poses are different than...
LESSON: 24
How to Use Dynamic Symmetry in Composition?
Composition is challenging for many beginner photographers. It is one key element in any great photo. Some photographers compose their images intuitively....
LESSON: 25
Using Leading Lines in Composition
Learning composition starts with an understanding of how humans look at things and how they see things. When a viewer looks at...
LESSON: 26
Circle of Confusion
Depth of Field and the Circle of Confusion
In one of my previous articles on this website I have delved about the concept of depth of...
LESSON: 27
How the Experts Handle Night Street Photography
Night street photography is an exciting genre. There’s the contrast of light and dark, the movement of people, and the energy of...
LESSON: 28
Photo Editing (Image Editing)
Photo Editing (image editing) Editing your photographs or finishing your photographs has become an essential part of photography....
LESSON: 29
What are Lightroom Presets?
Even if you’re a beginner photographer, you probably know that a good photo editing software is an essential tool for professional photographers....
LESSON: 30
Photo Editing Workflow Tutorial
Photo Editing Workflow
If you’ve been practicing photography for a while now, you’ve probably developed some system for post-processing your images. Of course, it’s always...
