In February we featured the following photographers: Raymond Gehman Jojo Nicdao Terry Lucas Caroline Peace Kruger [Click Here to See Our Current Featured Landscape Photos] February 2017, Week 4: Caroline Peace Kruger Photo © Caroline Peace…
In January we featured the following photographers: Izak van Heerden Stephan Rudolph Jeremy AA. Knight Ranobir Mitra Basunia [Click Here to See Our Current Featured Macro Photos] January 2016, Week 4: Izak van Heerden – Font of Progress…
In January we featured the following photographers: Jonathan Martin Tony Heyward Chris Combe Pacheco [Click Here to See Our Current Featured Macro Photos] January 2017, Week 4: Noble Savage, Malibu Ca Photo © Pacheco Notes: The photo…
Oftentimes our photographs of breathtaking views and incredible sunsets just don’t do the real thing much justice. How often do you take a picture of something spectacular, only to defend it later on with “Well,…
In December we featured the following photographers: Izak van Heerden Stephan Rudolph Jeremy AA. Knight Ranobir Mitra Basunia [Click Here to See Our Current Featured Macro Photos] December 2016, Week 5: Ranobir Mitra Basunia with Dew Photo © Ranobir…
In December we featured the following photographers: Louise van Heerden Jonathan Martin Tony Patrick Kelley [Click Here to See Our Current Featured Landscape Photos] December 2016, Week 5: Patrick Kelley Photo © Patrick Kelley Focal Length: 16mm ISO: 64…
Mirrorless vs DSLR There’s a new battle in the photo world and it is between DSLR and Mirrorless technologies. In the past, it was the big Nikon vs. Canon debate and DSLR was the…
In the Previous Tutorial… …we attempted to take a sharp photo of a chess piece. We wanted the bishop in sharp focus with the knight in the background blurred out. We shot with a wide open…
In the previous article we motivated why its hard to take your photography to the next level until you understand concepts like exposure, aperture and ISO. We had a look at the three side of the exposure triangle and observed that…
What Is the Mode Dial? The image above is the mode dial on a DSLR camera. This is sometimes referred to as the PASM wheel, which stands for Program, Aperture, Shutter, and Manual mode….