Category: Camera Tutorials
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How to Take the Perfect Christmas Card Photo
Read This Post: How to Take the Perfect Christmas Card PhotoIt’s finally November, “All I Want for Christmas” is playing and you’re trying to figure out one thing: how to take the perfect Christmas card photo this year. It can be a challenge. But here’s a simple guide for taking the perfect photo for your card this Christmas season.
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How to Get Started in Photography as a Beginner
Read This Post: How to Get Started in Photography as a BeginnerGetting into photography as a beginner can feel like a challenge. There are so many different things to think about. So let’s walk through how you can get started in photography today.
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How to Take Perfect Sunset Photos
Read This Post: How to Take Perfect Sunset PhotosSunset photos are some of the best landscape photos you can take. But they can be a challenge to get just right. Here are the top tips for capturing the perfect sunset photo on your next trip.
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Tips on How to Take Landscape Photos
Read This Post: Tips on How to Take Landscape PhotosLandscape photos are some of my favorite type of photos I take. There’s something about going out to a place and trying to find the best way to capture a landscape — whether that’s a mountain range, a canyon, a forest or some other beautiful scene. So here are some tips for how you can…
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How to Take Marching Band and Drum Corps Photos (as a fan)
Read This Post: How to Take Marching Band and Drum Corps Photos (as a fan)It’s mid September which means it’s prime time for marching band season. And if you’re a fan of marching band or the parent of a marcher, you probably want to get good to great photos of them performing this season. But how can you get good photos all the way up in the stands? Let’s…
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What is the Camera Aperture?
Read This Post: What is the Camera Aperture?Have you ever wondered how photographers are able to capture a subject in full focus but blur the background so that the subject truly stands out? A lot of that comes from the aperture size you use for a photo. So let’s dive into learn more about the aperture.
