The weather can be unpredictable, even in the most temperate of climates. Rainy days can make for a great photo shoot opportunity, but if you’re unprepared and don’t have the right gear, it could also mean some costly repairs for your camera.  Protect your camera from bad weather by investing in high-quality rain protection gear, covers, rain sleeves, waterproof backpacks, and UV filters.  Whether you’re shooting in the rain, snow, or extreme heat, there are steps you can take to ensure that your camera stays safe and functional: Quick Navigation 16 Tips for Weatherproofing Your Cam ..read more

Haze can be a photographer’s ally, but it is a trouble to endure most of the time. Misty mornings allow us to create fascinating and subtly beautiful images. But how can we ensure that visuals are radiant with charmed captures rather than dissipate into a photo setback?  To reduce the haze in landscape photography, add a polarizer to the scene to reduce the scattered light. After taking the picture, you may use a combination of the Dehaze, Clarity, and Contrast changes in the photo editor (particularly Lightroom) to reduce the haze effect and improve the clarity of the picture. You can al ..read more

As a landscape photographer, you often find yourself drawn to the expansive views and deep sceneries you create. However, even tiny subjects may have a significant influence. Photographs of intimate landscapes may provide stunning pictures alone or enhance the enormous views that draw viewers to your images.  To photograph intimate landscapes, you must incorporate design elements such as lines, textures, patterns, colors, and forms into the frame. Keep an eye out for details that convey a narrative about a subject or provide viewers with background info about it. The type of elements you ..read more

When you’re traveling, it’s always a good idea to travel light. The fewer things you’re carrying, the easier it is for you to move around. However, when you’re a photographer, it can be quite challenging since DSLR cameras are quite heavy and bulky. A smartphone can be all you need for your next landscape photography adventures. You just need to know how to find the best exposure along with other tips and you should be able to produce really great images. In this guide, you’ll learn about the 15 best smartphone landscape photography tips for your next nature travel! Quick Navigation Tips for ..read more

Volcano photography is an enriching hobby. Even though a lot of work goes into the process of capturing the best volcano pictures, the experience makes everything worth it. Yes, it’s risky but it’s an experience like no other. To photograph a volcano, you’ll need a quick shutter speed to freeze any motion. Set your speed to 1/1000th, then change your ISO and aperture as necessary. Shooting volcanoes from the air, ground, or sea captures dramatically different outcomes and a better view of the lava source.  Read on to learn the best tips on photographing volcanoes and how to do it safely ..read more

King Ludwig II erected his fascinating fortress in the state of Bavaria’s southern frontier in Germany. Due to its astonishing architecture and isolation from the outside world, Neuschwanstein Castle became a haven and has since come to represent the Romantic era worldwide. It has even played a significant role in several biopics about the king, and Disney used it as inspiration in making The Sleeping Beauty movie and Cinderella. Though its construction never ended after starting in 1868, Neuschwanstein is still visited by around 1.4 million people every year. The shy mad king made this castle ..read more

A playground for the wealthiest, Monaco is not just one of the most prosperous countries economically speaking. It’s a photogenic country, from luscious green gardens, clustered hills, and magnificent architectural designs to the infamous Mediterranean Sea. This place is way more abundant than money.  With so many good spots, it’s a nice idea to have a list of the very best areas to take your camera out and click its shutter. Below is a list of places where you can take the best Monaco pictures for your gallery.  Quick Navigation     Palais du Princes  &nb ..read more

“Wow” is an understatement when describing the beauty of Antelope Canyon. Its beautiful and glowing red canyon walls, sleek curves, scalloped rock faces as well as striking light beams can leave you speechless. Fortunately, you don’t have to be a professional photographer just to get great Antelope Canyon pictures. With your camera, you can actually take great photos of the area. Keep reading this article for tips on how and where to position your camera to get spectacular shots. Quick Navigation Antelope Canyon: Interesting Facts     The Lower Antelope Canyon  &nbs ..read more

Being the country’s first national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Banff has a lot in store for visitors. Rocky alpine peaks, azure glacial lakes, a picture-perfect mountain town and village, and picturesque drives- you won’t run out of things to see in the area. With so many spots to admire, it’s not enough to just visit the park. You have to take home the best Banff National Park photos after your adventure to immortalize the experience. So, let us start with a cheat sheet on capturing the park’s beauty, particularly its mountains and lakes.  Niv Rozenberg Quick Navigation   ..read more

Whether you’re a professional photographer or you’re just fond of immortalizing special moments, it helps to know how to make a picture less blurry. With today’s technology, the process is quite easy. In fact, you don’t have to be a professional just to learn how to improve blurry photos. With your mobile phone or your computer, you can easily improve the quality of your images. In this post, you’ll learn simple yet effective tips on improving picture quality. photo-works From using photo editing apps to adjusting your photography techniques, this guide can help you achieve clear photos a ..read more