There will be times when you will need to get something entirely in focus. Focus stacking is a powerful technique for achieving super-sharp details throughout… Read More »How to Use Focus Stacking for Sharper Photos
DSLR cameras are the standard, most popular camera choice by far. They are versatile and offer professional photographs with high image quality. They can also work with… Read More »What Is a DSLR Camera Exactly?
Have you ever heard the expression ‘the devil is in the details’? In photography, the devil is Chromatic Aberration (CA). In this article, you will… Read More »What Is Chromatic Aberration and How To Correct It
You may think the terms ‘monochrome’ and ‘black and white’ are synonymous. After all, it’s quite common for people to use these terms interchangeably. They’re… Read More »Monochrome vs. Black and White Photography: Is There A Difference?
Just a short welcome to our free photography course An intro to exposure and its components Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO Did you know that… Read More »Free Photography Course
Playing with perspective is important when it comes to telling a story through photography. One way to play with perspective in your shots: Get down… Read More »Photography Quick Tips: Perspective
Don’t put your main subject or subjects in the middle of your photograph. It’s static. It’s boring. It’s not nearly as dramatic as it could… Read More »Photography Quick Tips: Rule of Thirds with National Geographic Photographer Michael Yamashita
Selective focus is a great tool for any photographer or visual storyteller. Mark looks at how you can use this to your advantage and ensure… Read More »Selective Focus
In this episode of Exploring Photography with Mark Wallace, Mark introduces the basics of proper exposure with the exposure triangle. The first part of a… Read More »Understanding Exposure
Lightroom Tutorial: Creating Dramatic Black & White pisture. The basic tutorial of converting a picture in Black and White in Lightroom.