How We Shot It

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Useful Wildlife Photography Tips And Editing Fog Techniques {How I Shot It}

Max Bridge

Some useful wildlife photography tips for shooting in dense fog as well as some editing advice. Check out how I shot (and edited) an unconventional wildlife photo.

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Not Your Typical Product Photography Image | How I Shot This Floating Adidas Shoe

Max Bridge

This photo is far more complex than it may first appear. With this very in-depth "How I Shot It," I hope to give you a good idea of how it was accomplished.

Corporate Photography Tips and Inspiration

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Shooting a clean and modern shoot on white background is easier than you think. It's also great when you have to shoot a group image. Here is how I shot this corporate image.

Polaroid Photo Booth DIY Tutorial

Tanya Goodall Smith

How I created this fun, easy and inexpensive polaroid photo booth set-up using on-camera flash and a hand-made polaroid prop for a holiday charity fundraiser event.

Beginner Astrophotography: How To Create Portraits Under The Stars – Part 2 Compositing

Matthew Saville

We're continuing our three-part series on how to create awesome portraits at night, under the stars!

How I Shot It – A Quirky Composite of “The Noble Family” by Paul Monaghan

Paul Monaghan

This image is rather special to me, not only because the family loved it, but it also placed high in "The 1st SNS Exhibition" held by Samyang in January this year.

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Queen of Glamour Portraiture Sue Bryce Recreates Iconic Hollywood Images

Michelle Ford

Natural light photographer, Sue Bryce recreates iconic Hollywood images using famous female photographers to learn about studio lighting.

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You Gotta Know When to Hold ‘Em – BTS of Gotham City’s “Rogues Playing Poker”

Jon C. Haverstick

Here is a fun set piece of a Gotham City Rogues version of the familiar (and oft parodied) “Dogs Playing Poker.”

Boudoir Photography: 3 Quick Tips on Building Trust With Your Clients

Kim Le

Boudoir photography is not just about taking beautiful images, but it is also knowing how to make your clients feel beautiful. With such an intimate process, building trust between you and your clients is key to helping them connect with you, and the camera.

Fun Portraits Using Just A Flash And Reflector – How We Shot It

Matthew Saville

The Photo The Equipment and Settings Nikon D700 Nikon 35mm f/1.8 G, hand-held 1/250 sec @ f/1.8 & ISO 200 ...

How We Shot It – Monument Valley Sunrise Long Exposure

Matthew Saville

The Photo (Click here to view a larger version!) The Equipment and Settings Nikon D5300 Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 @ 11mm ...

Long Exposure Star Trails on a Moonless Night

Matthew Saville

Continuing with the recent "How We Shot It" theme of long exposures, today we have something quite different from last week's 30 sec. sunset tide pool portrait. While shooting in broad daylight for 30 seconds or longer is a challenge because it requires a very dark neutral density filter such as a 9-stop or 10-stop ND, shooting on a moonless night at the bottom of the Grand Canyon is even darker!