Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Photo Review tips section
Many different moving subjects can make great photos and movies: people, animals, birds, vehicles, sports action or simply the motion of flowing water or blowing leaves. Photo Review tech editor Margaret Brown gives shooting and settings tips for each type of motion scene.
While today’s cameras are very competent on their own, there are plenty of useful accessories that can improve your creativity and make it easier to shoot photos and movies.
While light is critical to all areas of photography, it has its greatest impact in nature photos, especially when photographing landscapes.
A checklist of the improvements you can make to your existing set up for photo editing and output.
The basic set up and tools needed for printing photos at home.
How to capture high quality close-up and macro photos – tips and advice on depth of field, focus stacking, macro lighting, exposure, and selecting the right camera and lens gear.
Author, teacher, connector, and managing director of The Brownbill Effect, Sally Brownbill has been advising and helping people in the creative industry for more than two decades. In this article Sally explains what it takes to work successfully as a professional photographer.
Basic photo editing tools that can be applied to the whole image to help restore damaged photos.
Ways to protect your lenses from water, sand and impact shock.
When shooting a portrait, you are effectively translating a three-dimensional face into a flat plane of space. Positioning the camera in a way that complements the subject’s features and using appropriate camera and lens settings play key roles in the success of a good portrait.
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