Rule of thirds, what does it mean?

Rule of thirds, what does it mean?: "If you have been taking photos for even a short time, it’s likely you have heard about photographic composition. The composition of a photograph is how you arrange the parts of a photo, so that it looks pleasing and lets the viewer see the story your photo is telling. It is how you put all the pieces of the photo together."



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Autofocus Modes Explained – PictureCorrect

Autofocus Modes Explained – PictureCorrect: "Sony recently released a new mirrorless camera that focuses faster than most of the best APS-C sensor equipped cameras on the market. The compact a6000 uses a Hybrid autofocus system which combines both Phase Detection and Contrast Detection autofocus. Now, you probably know that Phase Detection is faster than Contrast Detection, but be honest, do you know why? In this video, the different autofocus modes are explained:"



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Don't Know What to Shoot? These 4 Photography Exercises Will Keep You Motivated - Digital Photography School

Don't Know What to Shoot? These 4 Photography Exercises Will Keep You Motivated - Digital Photography School: "Whether you’re just getting into photography, or if you’ve been at it for years; you can keep yourself rejuvenated, and keep the creative juices flowing by always trying new things."



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4 Tips for Taking Better Photographs of Trees

4 Tips for Taking Better Photographs of Trees: "Can’t see the wood for the trees? I’ve often struggled with the challenge of photographing trees in a way that captures the imagination and takes the viewer on a journey. I’ve learned that for me, there are two very effective ways to consider and photograph trees. Try asking yourself these two questions:"



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Beach photography tips

Beach photography tips: "Beaches! I love them. So much so that the last post I did on this site was all about beaches. And that wasn’t even the first.

Being as I am keen to share my knowledge with you folks on the subject of photography, via both tips and advice on this very blog, and through the medium of the spoken word at the odd workshop, it seemed sensible to put together a post all about how to take better beach photos"



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Glamour Photography Basics: 6 Tips to Take Stunning Photos

Glamour Photography Basics: 6 Tips to Take Stunning Photos: "From old-fashioned pinup to modern studio photography, glamour photography is back in fashion. Whether for an advertising campaign or a personal portfolio, being able to shoot glamour photos can help you expand your photographic career."



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Quick iPhone Product Photography Tips | Handmadeology

Quick iPhone Product Photography Tips | Handmadeology: "I stumbled across this great how-to video on using your iPhone for quick photos of your products!
Check out Holly’s site, charm & gumption for more awesome tips and cool handmade items."



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How to Use Depth of Field – PictureCorrect

How to Use Depth of Field – PictureCorrect: "What do we mean by depth of field? The term refers to the amount of detail in the photograph that is in focus. A typical landscape photograph will will show detail over a long distance, all of which will be in focus and recognizable by the viewer."



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Water Droplet Photography Tips – PictureCorrect

Water Droplet Photography Tips – PictureCorrect: "Do you love taking pictures? If so, this is a new and exciting way to take awesome photos that will have your friends and family talking! The best part is that you can do this at any time of year or time of day, and you don’t have to leave your home to do it. I will show you how to photograph water droplets for some downright amazing images!"



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How to: Professionals Share Tips for Wildlife Photography

How to: Professionals Share Tips for Wildlife Photography: "In the midst of city living, it’s easy to forget that beyond the tall buildings, the world can be a wild, wild place. Although the concrete jungle has its own ecosystem of sorts (see: rats, pigeons), there’s way more species inhabiting the planet; there are creatures in every crevice of the globe. And there are people who spend their lives documenting Earth’s non-human inhabitants — from penguins playing in the freezing Arctic waters, to mischievous meerkats in Botswana. In doing so, wildlife photographers not only capture the magic of Mother Nature, but they encourage humans to look beyond ourselves, to step outside of our daily routines"



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