Various relevant photography tips and tricks are offered here for beginner, intermediate, and advanced photographers. Here you will find information about technical terms, ways to make your photos better, and the questions behind what makes a ‘good’ photo in general. To be a successful photographer you need your own voice and image, but there are things that are common among all that can be followed. Things such as the rule of thirds, depth of field, and framing are all included here.
We also go into the idea of what makes a ‘good’ or even ‘perfect’ photo. Is it personal? Is it technical? How can one tell that a photo is good, and even perfect?
Your LinkedIn headshot matters, and appearances can be deceptive. Despite the fact that we are in the midst of the iPhone photo age, the image you project on your CV, on blogs or in the press, and obviously on social…
Professional studio headshot photography needs to match certain specific criteria if you want it to be successful. In this article, I’ve summarised some of my experience after thousands of portraits, both in the field and in the studio. As stated…
Miguel Couturier from OI-Paris.com organised a light painting photography session in one of the abandoned tunnels of the Petite Ceinture airway network in Paris. The outing was well-planned and brought together photo club members for an afternoon of creative experimentation…
On the Antimuseum photo blog, we are mostly geared towards stories about photography, but from time to time, it’s good to be able to get into some serious technical stuff, such as digital photography techniques, for instance. Some of the…
A miniature effect or tilt-shift, is a photography technique aimed at making the photography of, for instance, a landscape look like a scale model. Tilt-shifts change the focal plane and depth of field in a photograph. A focal plane is…
What is a ‘Perfect Photo’? You hear it a lot, the phrase ‘perfect photo’, but what does that mean? In a technical sense? In a personal or philosophical sense? How do you define the word perfect in photography? Is it…
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