Improve Your Photos – Landscape Photography Critique, Episode 01
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Today we critique a beautiful landscape photo to see what the photographer does well, and how he could make the image stronger. Photo courtesy of
Today we critique a beautiful landscape photo to see what the photographer does well, and how he could make the image stronger. Photo courtesy of
Today we evaluate 3 landscape photos that all illustrate one of the most important ideas in composition: Fill The Frame With What You Like! Photos
Composition got you frustrated? Well turn that frown upside down because you’re about to learn the most important rule in photography. For many people composition
Today we evaluate 2 landscape photos that illustrate an important idea in composition: Remove Distractions Photos courtesy of:Roger New – https://www.facebook.com/roger.newAliaume Chapelle – https://500px.com/aliaumechapelle
To make your subject pop out use color, tonal, and texture contrasts. This video evaluates 2 landscape photos that illustrate this important idea. Photos courtesy
Frustrated by how fantastic subjects look small and boring in your photos? Here’s a simple tip to dramatically exaggerate whatever you’re shooting.
Learn to easily increase color and tone separation in Photoshop to tease out amazing effects in your photos.
Of the three points in the exposure triangle, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, ISO is probably the least well understood and most incorrectly utilized. So
A user-friendly guide to understanding exposure in digital photography. If you’ve ever taken a statistics class you surely now have an innate phobia of histograms.
Are you struggling with manual mode, frustrated by the seeming impossibility of getting a perfect exposure? Well here’s a super easy three step process to
In photography there is often an obsession with the latest, most expensive gear, and the coolest new toys. And there can be a sense that
In this fast-paced Photoshop workflow tutorial learn how to beautifully edit your landscape photos in less than 5 minutes. Thanks for watching!
