How to Take Great Photos While Hiking
Exploring scenery outside of your usual comfort zone is a great way to create fresh work and spice up your portfolio while also learning new tips and tricks along the way.
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Tips for Taking Photos on a Rainy Day
A few April showers don’t mean you and your camera have to take a rain check. Here are some tips for taking photos on a drizzly day.
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The Dos and Don’ts of Photographing Water
There are reasons people gravitate toward water. Not only do we need it to live, but the act of shooting by water is fun and can inspire excellent work, but it takes extra effort to keep your work looking fresh and unique. Here are some dos and don’ts.
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3 Ways to Snap into Spring
Finally, spring is just around the corner. How can you use the change of seasons to fuel your work? Here is a few tips!
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How to Use a Green Screen in Your Photography
Purchasing a green or blue screen to get into chroma key photography is an exciting way to expand your skill set. Here’s a quick guide to using a green screen:
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Pro Tips for Getting More Out of Your Panoramic Lenses
To capture panoramic photos with the most depth and vision, you have to choose the right lens. Keep your options open, because there is no one-size-fits-all approach.
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5 Tips for More Textured Photos
Whether you’re trying to bring out someone’s eyes in a headshot or capture a clear day at your favorite historical site, these quick tips will help you add more texture to the photos you upload.
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A Quick Guide to Winter Photography
Even though it’s a bit of an adjustment to get used to colder weather and shorter days, winter can be a magical time for photography, especially when you have a game plan going into it.
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Holiday Gift Guide: Check Everyone Off Your List at Your Art Gallery
The holiday season is upon us, and there is no better feeling than giving a gift that is truly meaningful. As a photographer, you already have fantastic taste when it comes to art and décor.
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Why Photographers Should Professionally Print Their Photographs
It’s easy to forget that photography was a print medium. Photos were preserved in frames on walls as tangible proof that a person had experienced the moments captured.
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5 Ways to Up Your Photography Skills Daily
So, you’re committed to becoming a better photographer. Kudos, you’re already on the right track. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a novice picking up a DSLR for the first time, there is always room for growth. Here are a few best practices to improve your photography skills at any level.
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Tips for Taking Dynamic Solar Eclipse Photos
It’s happening. On August 21st, 2017, a total solar eclipse will be visible for the first time in 38 years to those living between Oregon and South Carolina.
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Maximum Exposure: Adding Keywords to Photographs on YourArtGallery.com
Keywords are essential to launching your photography and artwork into the digital world, where everyone is jockeying for exposure.
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5 Sunset Photography Tips for Summer
One of the best parts of summer is having longer days capped off by majestic sunsets. No two sunsets are the same, and each one is a treasure to capture. Here are a few quick tips for fantastic summer sunset photos.
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3 Questions to Ask Before Photographing in Black and White
Before you shoot in black and white, ask yourself these three questions:
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