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Challenge Accepted
Tips and techniques for getting started in adventure sports photography.
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Organizing Your Photos, Part 1: A Place For Everything
Organizing your photos is one of the most challenging aspects of being a photographer. Use these tips to tame your photo library.
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Surf Photography: Catching The Wave
How to capture epic surf photography on land and in the water.
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Photographing A Scientific Expedition
For the photo adventure of a lifetime, use your skills to help document a scientific expedition.
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Landscape Photography Lenses
Our guide to wide-angle lenses, the most popular and useful optics for landscape photography.
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How To Plan A Milky Way Photo Shoot
Tips for choosing locations, timing and creative approaches to photographing the Milky Way above the landscape for incredible nighttime photos.
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5 Guides To Great Light For Your Photography
As OP‘s Tip Of The Week writer Russ Burden often states, when it comes to photography, “It’s all about the light.” Use the following guides to get enlightened on some photography lighting techniques.
1. Low-Light Photography
Low-light photography is a challenge. Incorporate the following tips into your workflow to become a better low-light photographer. Read more …
2. Scintillating Sunset/Sunrise Skies
While a colorful sunrise or sunset itself can often stand on its own, the following methods can help bring your images to new heights. Read more …
3. Light Paint
Once dusk turns to near black, there’s still another world of photography that awaits—the world of painting with light. Read more …
4. Low-Light Landscapes
Shoot at dawn and dusk to capture low-light landscape images with alpenglow, cloudy skies, silhouettes, and more. Read more …
5. Using Window Light
If you occasionally want to create the same soft look studio photographers obtain but not shell out big bucks or invest the time learning how to use the gear, learn to master window light. Read more …
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