Photography News

A common misconception in landscape photography is that using the lowest ISO setting always results in the highest quality images. I frequently encounter this question and concern in my YouTube comments. Therefore, I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to share a video and article discussing the importance of ISO.

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Does the joy of shooting with film always have to come at the price of expensive scans, or the frustration that can accompany the often time-consuming and laborious process of scanning your own film? Maybe not with this fast, cost-effective, and high-quality alternative to traditional film scans.

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For the last few weeks, I have been filming with the brand new GoPro Hero 13 Black and the new DJI Action 5 Pro action cameras. To mix things up a bit, I also tested them against and Apple iPhone. Can your older "professional" model iPhone produce video that competes with these new state of the art action cameras? Let's find out.

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If you’ve ever tried removing wires, cables, or other distractions from your photos, you know how tedious it can be. Photoshop’s new AI-powered tool aims to change that. This feature, currently available in the Photoshop beta, lets you erase unwanted elements in a few clicks without the need for complicated selections.

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A photo can sometimes look flat or uninspiring, but with just a few tweaks, it can become vibrant and engaging. This video tutorial explores straightforward editing techniques in Lightroom Classic that can elevate your images without overwhelming them with heavy edits.

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Choosing the right shutter speed can make or break a photograph. It’s not just about light or exposure; it’s about how you convey your subject’s motion and stillness. This video highlights different scenarios where varying shutter speeds bring out the best qualities in a shot.

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Intrepid Camera launched its latest Kickstarter campaign to introduce a brand-new large format electronic shutter compatible with Copal 0 lenses and a 150mm f/6.3 Cooke Triplet lens, giving photographers modern tools for large format cameras.

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The perfect travel tripod does not exist because photographers have different ways of shooting when we travel. However, this versatile option from Leofoto might be the one that comes closest.

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Capturing new landscapes means more than just visiting popular spots. It’s about pushing yourself to explore overlooked areas and finding beauty in unexpected places.

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Creating a narrative through photography involves making deliberate decisions about composition, lighting, and framing. One underappreciated but powerful tool for telling visual stories is central framing. It’s a simple yet effective technique that places the subject right in the middle of the frame, making them the immediate focal point. Used correctly, it can transform your images by adding impact, clarity, and balance.

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Creating compelling photographs takes more than just technical skill. It’s about crafting images that evoke emotion, tell a story, and grab the viewer’s attention. Whether you’re shooting landscapes or portraits, having a strategy in mind before you click the shutter can make all the difference.

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Photography is often associated with capturing dynamic scenes full of energy and motion, but there’s a lot to be said for a different approach—one centered around silence. By incorporating silence into your photography, you can completely change how viewers experience your images, making them linger longer and see more deeply.

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Retouching photos can sometimes feel like an endless process that pulls you away from enjoying your photography. Finding a more efficient workflow is key. If you’re spending hours adjusting sliders and curves, you might be missing out on capturing more great shots.

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Diving into the fascinating world of creativity within our craft can raise people’s hackles. Many commonly accepted truths about what makes a good photo are subjective and swayed by widely held opinions. Nevertheless, breaking free from the constraints of popularism can lead to creative results that stand apart from the crowd, and that's important.

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No, that's not a dog flying a helicopter to save people from the raging hurricane floodwaters in Florida. It's an AI-generated image made via ChatGPT. But while I've clearly labeled it as such in the lead of this story, there are folks out there creating and spreading arguably more realistic AI images that purport to be of the current hurricanes.

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Choosing the right printer can be overwhelming, especially when you’re considering a professional-grade model. This printer is designed for those who want to create gallery-quality prints, but it comes with a learning curve and a significant investment in both time and money.

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Shooting landscapes, especially at sunrise, is a unique experience that goes beyond simply capturing the light. Being fully present in the moment and letting go of expectations is key to creating expressive and meaningful images.

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Capturing the essence of a landscape often hinges on timing and conditions. Understanding how to navigate unpredictable weather can make or break your results.

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Using an ultra wide angle lens allows you to capture expansive scenes and add depth to your images, making it a valuable tool for any landscape photographer.

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If you’ve ever considered using more than one camera system, you’re not alone. Recent polls show that nearly half of camera users have multiple systems, and many have even more. While it might seem like overkill at first, there are good reasons why people invest in different brands and models.

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