Change Your Perspective – Change Your Photography
The eye level of most photographers is between five and six feet from the ground. Most tripods will support a […]
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The eye level of most photographers is between five and six feet from the ground. Most tripods will support a […]
Change Your Perspective – Change Your Photography Read More »
It is likely that there has never been a term that is more aptly named than the circle of confusion.
Conquering the Circle of Confusion for Photography Read More »
As we go about our daily lives, it’s all too easy to overlook (aka, take for granted) the finer details
A Beginner’s Guide to Macro Photography Read More »
If you’re a landscape photographer, you’ve probably had someone tell you to focus 1/3 of the way into the
How to Focus ⅓ Into a Photo for Deep Depth-of-Field Read More »
One of the primary objectives when making an image is to achieve proper focus to draw attention to a subject
Get Focused! Image Stacking for Maximum Depth of Field Read More »
I get it. Â Depth of field is fun to play with and makes our pictures look amazing, but I’m here
Self-control with depth-of-field Read More »
We all know that the aperture value controls the depth of field, but I am shocked how many intermediate photographers
Depth of field — it’s more than just aperture! Read More »
Portrait photography often means short depth-of-field. Â In fact, when the photographer is close to the subject and a low aperture
Focus and recompose, or compose and focus? Read More »