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Photography Techniques
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Zoom Blur Photography
What is zoom blur photography? Basically, zoom blur is creating a sense of motion and speed by literally zooming your lens in or out...
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Kaleidoscope Photography
What Is Kaleidoscope Photography? Kaleidoscope photography is creating repeating patterns and symmetry in your shots. You can either do...
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Smoke Art Photography
What is smoke art photography? It’s exactly what it sounds like—you take pictures of smoke. But not just any smoke. Usually it’s from...
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Ultraviolet Photography
So, what even is UV photography? Basically, it’s taking photos of light that we can’t see. Ultraviolet light sits just outside the...
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Double Exposure Photography
What Is Double Exposure? At its core, double exposure is when you combine two different photos into a single image. You might blend a...
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Selective Colour Photography
What’s Selective Colour Photography? It’s exactly what it sounds like—you take a photo and turn most of it black and white while keeping...
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Anamorphic Photography
What Is Anamorphic Photography? Anamorphic photography comes from the world of filmmaking. Anamorphic lenses squeeze a wider field of...
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Intentional Camera Movement
What is Intentional Camera Movement? Most of the time, photography is about keeping the camera as still as possible. But Intentional...
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Abstract Photography
What is Abstract Photography Abstract photography is when you remove context from an image so that it becomes about its form, colour,...
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Freelensing Photography Technique
What Is The Freelensing Photography Technique ? Freelensing is when you hold your lens in front of your camera rather than mounting it,...
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The Brenizer Method
What Is the Brenizer Method? Named after photographer Ryan Brenizer, this method is basically a panoramic stitch for portraits. Instead...
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Focus Stacking in Photography
What Is Focus Stacking? Focus stacking involves taking multiple photos at different focus points and blending them together in...
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Photography Technique: Silhouette Photography
How to Nail a Silhouette Shot Find a Strong Light Source The best silhouettes happen when your subject is backlit—meaning the light is...
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Photo Technique Exploration: Infrared Photography
Michiel Alleman David Mc Elwee What Is Infrared Photography? Infrared (IR) photography captures light beyond the visible...
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