Free Photography Tutorials and Pro Tips & Techniques
Aperture – Aperture is the opening through which light passes through the lens to enter the camera. Its size can be modified to control how much light reaches the sensor or negative film. The diameter of the aperture, also known as the F-stop, affects the exposure and depth of field.…
Aspect Ratio, Dynamic Range, Focal Length! What does it all mean? As a beginner in photography, you will hear lots of Photography terminology that sounds like they’ve come straight from a sci-fi novel. Well, fear not my learner friends, here we bring you the A-Z of photography terminology. Our free…
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to fix a blown out sunset in Photoshop. It’s common, when you shoot directly into the sun, for the sun to become blown out. This is shown with a pure white sun that has no colour detail in the pixels. In…
Merry Christmas! Here I’m bringing to you 8 Great Stocking Fillers for Photographers. These will make great Christmas gifts for photographers and they are all under £20 or $35. Please click on the links below to be taken to the photography products. I have provided links for both UK and…
Curves in Photoshop is a really powerful tool to use. It gives great control over tones and contrast of your image and even allows you to control the tones and contrast of certain colour ranges within your image. It can be quite daunting at first but when you get used…
One of the first things to learn in photography is composition. Here we will examine the use of triangles within your compositions. Firstly – What is composition in Photography? The word composition means combining or ‘putting together’ parts to form a whole. Composition can apply to many subjects including music…
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to remove power cables in photoshop. Power lines in pictures can be a real pain, but there’s a really simple way remove them in photoshop which I will show you here.
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create the Pop Art effect in Photoshop. We’ll be recreating the  Andy Warhol screenprint style using photoshop and portraits. I’ll also show you how to easily duplicate the effect to create several different coloured versions of the same picture. We’ll be covering…
