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How to use the Rule of Thirds for Stock Photography
When taking any photo, it’s the done thing to have rules. Now I don’t go along with rules all the […]
How to use your Travel Photos as Stock
We often spend too much time searching for things that we have under our noses. Let’s take Stock photos for […]
10 Vital Facts about Camera Shutter Speed
In 10 Vital Facts about Camera Aperture I wrote that “The aperture of a camera is the centre of the […]
Buying a new camera? Then read this
Once upon a time I had zero interest in photography but as we were going on the trip of a […]
Photography Tips from the Internet worth Reading
To bring you the content that you enjoy on this blog, I read extensively, some it from physical and digital […]
How to show involvement in your stock photos
In a recent post, Looking for stock photos? Here’s how to take your own, I listed the Four Basic Elements of […]
How to make the subject in your stock photos stand out
In a recent post, Looking for stock photos? Here’s how to take your own, I listed the Four Basic Elements […]
How to create the right stock photo background
A few weeks ago, I posted Looking for stock photos? Here’s how to take your own. In this post, I […]
Make sure your Product Image speaks for itself with this Photography Checklist
So, you think that you’ve taken some great photos of your product. Who wouldn’t want to buy your products with […]
How to create great Infographics using Microsoft Publisher
As great as online creators such as Canva and Piktochart are, there are times that you need or want to […]
5 Ways to Eliminate Camera Shake
How many times have you looked at those beautiful images only to realise on closer inspection there’s a slight blurriness […]
How to hold a camera correctly
So, you think you can hold a camera or smartphone correctly? Well how do you know? Take a good look […]
Understanding the 3 points of the exposure triangle
So, what is the exposure triangle? Well the exposure triangle is the relationship between aperture, shutter speed and ISO.Each one […]
How to take an ‘awesome’ selfie
In Why You Need a Professional Selfie I talked about having the need to have a decent self-portrait or ‘selfie’ […]
