How to Analyze a Photograph (4 Simple Steps)
Analyzing a Photograph Learning to analyze a photo requires introspection and self-analysis. Whether is a photo you have taken or one taken by another photographer.…
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Circle of Confusion
Depth of Field and the Circle of Confusion In one of my previous articles on this website, I have delved into the concept of depth of…
How To Make Extraordinary Photography from Ordinary Subjects
A good subject does not make a good photograph. Nor does a good camera. Good photographers make good photographs. Ordinary subjects and ordinary cameras can…
How to Make Your Photographs Look Cinematic – 14 Creative Tips
Much like scenes from our favorite films, cinematic photography can evoke an emotional response in the viewer. Cinematic photography is a style of photography that…
Asymmetrical Balance in Photography
It’s no secret that one of the keys to creating a good photograph is visual balance in your composition. For centuries artists of all mediums…
How To Use Leading Lines in Composition
Knowing how to use leading lines in photography is one of the key composition skills beginner photographers can acquire. Learning composition starts with an understanding…
Introduction to the Rule of Thirds
What is the Rule of Thirds in Photography? The rule of thirds is a composition technique. It divides the frame into a grid with two…
How To Create a Panorama in Photoshop
Sometimes you come across a scene that a single image cannot capture enough of it. Time like this it’s great to make a panorama. Phone…
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. Others take a…
Portrait vs. Landscape — The 11 Biggest Differences
If you’re a photographer, sooner or later you’ll ask yourself if you should set your camera to portrait or landscape orientation. You’re always making choices…
