Tack-sharp photos worthy of a professional are attainable through the use of various techniques and equipment. Using a faster shutter speed can help when photographing moving objects. Aperture can make a difference, as can higher-quality lenses. Using a timer can help get a sharper picture, if you have the time go that route. Lastly, a…
6 Ways to Easily Improve Your Landscape Photography
Photographing scenic landscapes can rank among the most rewarding of tasks for photographers who have a passion for the outdoors. However, it can be tricky to know how to begin capturing this type of image. Beginners, as well as more seasoned photographers who wish to improve their photos, can quickly start to create better landscape…
5 Ways to Become a Better Photographer this Year
Practicing photography every day, or at least more often, will increase your skills and experience. Share your work with others to keep yourself accountable and to find out how people will react to the work you are doing. Connect with other photographers for collaboration and inspiration, and encouragement. Practice critiquing your own photos and others’…
Photographer Takes “High-Fashion” Hiker Portraits Along The Pacific Crest Trail
“Hiker Trash Vogue” is a new project by photographer Tommy Corey that focuses on people he met while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. Corey’s original intention was humorous, snapping photos of hikers in various fashion poses. The end result, however, is a glimpse into human triumph and the relationship between hikers and their natural surroundings….
Focus Modes in Digital Cameras
Digital cameras have become advanced to the point of requiring minimal effort from the average user to take great photos. One of the best features of modern digital cameras is the autofocus system, available in both DSLR and Point & Shoot models. When using a DSLR camera, autofocus can be used in either single shot…