‘In the Round’ Photography Technique and how to use it
The 'in the round' technique is an impressionist way of capturing a scene. It is often soft, dreamy, sometimes almost surreal, and definitely has some painted-like qualities. Things that you…
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Impressionist landscape photography techniques
Check out these 8 impressionist photography techniques that will help you introduce a bit of impressionism in your landscape photography.
Woodland photography locations and where to find them
Woodland is not only Dartmoor or Celtic Rainforest. A couple of tips to help you find a nice woodland photography location near you, wherever you live!
How to create sunstars in your landscape photos
Sunstars in landscape photography are awesome but photographers often get discouraged, not knowing what to do on location or how to process the image.
5 Pinterest tips for photographers and photobloggers
Let's talk about Pinterest again! 5 Tips to help your photography business grow on Pinterest that you should know as a photographer.
The histogram in photography simply explained
Being able to correctly read the histogram will help you expose correctly on location but also avoid potential issues in the editing process.
5 advanced techniques for taking sharp photos
This article is for all photographers who are looking for advanced tips to make their photos sharp. I'll describe 5 techniques to do exactly that.
How to photograph the Antelope Canyon, Arizona
The Lower and the Upper Antelope Canyon have gone a long way from a hidden gem to one of the most visited tourist attractions in the U.S. West. Nowadays, these…
How to back up your photos and your Lightroom edits
Backing up your photos is incredibly important and criminally underrated. Full stop. But let’s face it - the topic itself is neither particularly exciting nor fun. Plus it is a…
My 9 favorite images of 2018 and why I like them
Before going through my favorite photographs of 2018 - happy new year everyone! Start of a new year is always a good time to review and reflect a bit what…