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8 Core Lightroom Retouching Techniques to Enhance Your Photos
The post 8 Core Lightroom Retouching Techniques to Enhance Your Photos appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Darina Kopcok.
Adobe Lightroom is the preferred RAW editor for many photographers. It’s user friendly, yet has many powerful features to help you get the most out of your photos. Here are the core Lightroom retouching techniques to get more out of your photographs. 1. Start with your histogram The histogram is the first step in retouching […]
The post 8 Core Lightroom Retouching Techniques to Enhance Your Photos appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Darina Kopcok.
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: Camera review
Samsung's latest smartphone offers impressive specs, but at a price. Andy Westlake examines whether it's one of the best smartphone cameras yet
Heaps of Fun Creative Photography Ideas to Keep Your Photography-Juices Flowing
The post Heaps of Fun Creative Photography Ideas to Keep Your Photography-Juices Flowing appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Caz Nowaczyk.
This week, I thought I would compile a few videos of creative photography ideas that will get your photography juices flowing. These videos are from Jordi Koalitic, who shares some of his unique, fun ideas. Some of these you can do in your own home or out and about. Check them out, try them out, […]
The post Heaps of Fun Creative Photography Ideas to Keep Your Photography-Juices Flowing appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Caz Nowaczyk.
Weekly Photography Challenge - Trees
The post Weekly Photography Challenge - Trees appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Caz Nowaczyk.
This week’s weekly photography challenge - TREES! If you are still stuck indoors, photograph from your windows, or step out into the garden (if you are lucky enough to have one). Alternatively, go back through your archives and do some brand new edits on your photos, like false-color infrared or black and white. Use backlight, […]
The post Weekly Photography Challenge - Trees appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Caz Nowaczyk.
Contessa-Nettel Ergo: Blast from the Past
John Wade finds a camera from the age of clandestine photography
Black and White are Rarely Black or White
The post Black and White are Rarely Black or White appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Herb Paynter.
There are very few absolutes in this life. Most issues we face fall into more “gray areas” than the purely polar dictionary definitions of actual black and white. We use these terms rather cavalierly when expressing personal opinions even when real-life situations are anything but! This is also true in a number of photography-related issues. […]
The post Black and White are Rarely Black or White appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Herb Paynter.
How to Publish a Photography Zine to Promote Your Photography
The post How to Publish a Photography Zine to Promote Your Photography appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Matt Murray.
Until a couple of years ago, I'd never considered publishing a photography book or zine. Years ago, the self-publishing options weren’t very attractive to me: they were either expensive and complicated or offered templated cookie-cutter style books that didn't appeal. In recent times, new publishers specialising in short-run zines have sprung into the marketplace, making […]
The post How to Publish a Photography Zine to Promote Your Photography appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Matt Murray.
Unsung Hero: Mohit Ahuja
For our second unsung hero, we celebrate Mohit Ahuja, a biker and entrepreneur who's using photography to change perceptions of disability in his native India
Loupedeck CT Review - Could This Be The Best Editing Tool?
The post Loupedeck CT Review - Could This Be The Best Editing Tool? appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Carl Spring.
The Loupedeck CT is the newest device to enhance your editing. But, is the Loupdeck's price worth your investment? Read our review to find out.
The post Loupedeck CT Review - Could This Be The Best Editing Tool? appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Carl Spring.
Panasonic Lumix Sync: How to connect your camera to your phone
In the latest of our series on using your smartphone with your camera, Richard Sibley focuses on the features Panasonic's Lumix Sync app has to offer
London Camera Exchange: 'Customers have been great'
For the latest of our chats with major retailers to see how they are coping
with the pandemic, we meet Adrian Deary, marketing and communications manager of London Camera Exchange (LCE).
The New Corona Photography Workflow- Shoot Privately but Share and Participate Publicly
The post The New Corona Photography Workflow- Shoot Privately but Share and Participate Publicly appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Herb Paynter.
In the current climate, this corona photography workflow is a great way to share your photography publicly and lift the spirits of photographers worldwide!
The post The New Corona Photography Workflow- Shoot Privately but Share and Participate Publicly appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Herb Paynter.
Test Drive Canon cameras and lenses for free
Canon has launched a new incentive whereby you can get hands-on and try out the EOS R system and selected EOS bodies and lenses for free. They'll even deliver them to your door
Behind the scenes with RNLI photographer Nigel Millard
Professional photographer turned RNLI volunteer Nigel Millard has travelled all over the UK and Ireland to capture some of the most dramatic RNLI images. To tie-in with the RNLI's volunteers Week (1st-7th June) he reveals why he volunteers for the institution
Ways to Use Lightroom to Find Photos Worth Revisiting
The post Ways to Use Lightroom to Find Photos Worth Revisiting appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Rick Ohnsman.
Find out the power of Lightroom as a DAM, so that you can easily use Lightroom to find photos you may have previously missed or are worth a second look.
The post Ways to Use Lightroom to Find Photos Worth Revisiting appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Rick Ohnsman.
Still-life photography: A moment of stillness
Why not use lockdown time to develop your still life photography skills? As Tracy Calder explains, it's a great way to refine your technique and sharpen your eye
Tips for Finding Beautiful Portrait Light at Home
The post Tips for Finding Beautiful Portrait Light at Home appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Charlie Moss.
Finding beautiful portrait light at home can open up a whole new realm of portrait possibilities that are stunning. See how to find it in your home.
The post Tips for Finding Beautiful Portrait Light at Home appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Charlie Moss.
Peak Design Donates 100% of Profits from Travel Tripod Launch to Charity
The post Peak Design Donates 100% of Profits from Travel Tripod Launch to Charity appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Jaymes Dempsey.
Peak Design, the camera carry company based in California, launched their Travel Tripod in early April. And they donated 100% of the profits to charity. The Travel Tripod has been making waves ever since it was funded on Kickstarter, where the promise of a stable, compact tripod drew in 12 million USD from nearly 30,000 […]
The post Peak Design Donates 100% of Profits from Travel Tripod Launch to Charity appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Jaymes Dempsey.
110 Film Cameras: SLRs, non-reflex and novelty cameras
Certain SLR and other camera makers in the '70s and '80s took 110 snapshot film a little bit more seriously, as John Wade discovers
How to Photograph Wildlife From a Hide
Wildlife expert David Tipling reveals his secret to photographing some of nature's shyest species
No ordinary cowboy
Victoria Dempster needed a project when she moved to Utah - the result garnered a runner-up prize at Travel POTY, as Peter Dench finds out
Going it on foot: Top tips for shooting locally
Virus lockdown is keeping us local, but these restrictions may revive your photography. Tim Coleman has been discovering the joy of local photo walks within a mile from his home
Capture delicious images with these food photography projects
There is way more to food photography than fiddly studio shots. Claire Gillo shares food photography projects to try during lockdown, using images from the Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year contest
American Surfaces by Stephen Shore | Book Review
This updated and revised edition of American Surfaces comes nearly half a century after the original, as Amy Davies discovers
Major weather contest now open
Don't miss the opportunity to enter Weather Photographer of the Year 2019, from the Royal Meteorological Office
Price is king at the moment: CameraWorld
For our latest chat with key retailers to find out how they are coping with coronavirus and get their sense of where the camera market is at the moment, we meet Jason Mitchell, managing director of CameraWorld.
Death Magick Abundance | Book Review
The result of a nearly ten-year collaboration with the people of New Orleans, this is a photo book that celebrates a unique culture, discovers Amy Davies
522 Cameras
Tony Kemplen's intriguing project 52 cameras in 52 weeks took on a life of its own - he extended it to a decade, using 522 cameras in total... as he explains here
Food POTY winners exhibition goes online
Don't worry if you missed the recent 'virtual' awards ceremony, the winners of the latest Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year exhibition can now be enjoyed on your computer or phone
One vision: Brian May wants your 3D pictures
The Queen guitarist and 3D/stereo photography fanatic's global quest for 3D images is still going strong
