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8 Most Common Photography Mistakes

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8 Most Common Photography Mistakes

Photography is a rewarding hobby, but it can also be frustrating for beginners. If you find yourself struggling with underexposed photos or avoiding your camera due to low expectations, you are not alone. Many newcomers face these challenges, but understanding and avoiding common photography mistakes can significantly improve your results. Here are eight frequent errors beginners make in photography and how to fix them!

1 Exposure Compensation

One of the most prevalent mistakes is mismanaging exposure compensation.… Read the rest

Snow and Winter Photography Tips

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Brace the winter and take excellent shots
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With the polar vortex loosening its grip, it’s finally safe enough for photography enthusiasts in North America to venture outside and continue with their hobby. Finally, they can explore more than taking shots of boiling water turned into ice crystals instantly, clothes frozen solid, or any other scene that looks like it’s coming from The Day After Tomorrow.

There are some things you must note when taking pictures during winter.… Read the rest

Flat Images? Here’s What You Can Do

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Photographs are 2D. They are supposed to be flat. However, many photographers don’t like it when the images they took look flat. Weird, huh?

A flat-look photograph is especially unattractive when it comes to landscape photography. Photographers want the end result to show clearly which subjects are in the foreground and which in the background. Adding a sense of depth is, therefore, an important technique to master for landscape photographers.… Read the rest

Understanding White Balance in Photography

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Have you ever went on a vacation and took pictures that look weird? The colors of objects just seem off. People’s skin appears greenish, greyish, and any other “ishes.” It’s the same thing with other objects in the photographs.

The main culprit of such phenomena is an improper white balance.

Understanding white balance and its importance is one of the many basic skills beginner photographers must master right after ISO, shutter speed, and aperture.… Read the rest