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• The Art of Intention: Transforming Pictures into Photographs

  06-11-2024 23:03
  
  Is there a difference between a photograph and a picture? In my mind, yes! A picture is a snapshot documenting a person, place, thing, or moment without intention. A photograph is created with intention, process, and technique.[ Read More ]
  
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• Is the TTArtisan 75mm f/1.5 Worth the Hype?

  06-11-2024 22:03
  
  Using unique lenses can add artistic flair to your shots, and the TTArtisan 75mm f/1.5 Swirly Bokeh lens is one of those options, offering a distinctive, swirling bokeh effect. This lens, designed for full frame mirrorless cameras, doesn’t prioritize sharpness but instead provides an out-of-focus background with a swirling, almost dreamlike quality that can add depth and style to certain images.[ Read More ]
  
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• How to Simplify Your Photos Using Negative Space

  06-11-2024 21:03
  
  Negative space involves large areas of emptiness that direct attention to the focal point of an image, creating a sense of simplicity and depth. This technique can add balance to a composition, enhance its mood, and simplify otherwise cluttered scenes. It’s especially effective in high-contrast environments where shadows and light can be used to sculpt the frame.[ Read More ]
  
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• In an Instant World, Why Camera Stores Are Built to Last

  06-11-2024 18:03
  
  Remember the smell of film rolls and the feel of manual focus?[ Read More ]
  
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• 5 Tips for Capturing Stunning Forest Scenes

  06-11-2024 16:03
  
  Photographing forests isn’t always straightforward. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the dense trees, tangled branches, and layers of textures that can make it difficult to find a clear shot. The forest can seem chaotic, but with a few simple techniques, you can transform a seemingly complex scene into a captivating photograph.[ Read More ]
  
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• Why a Single Workflow Doesn’t Fit All Photography

  06-11-2024 14:03
  
  Choosing a photography workflow isn’t about following a set formula. Each step you take—from picking up the camera to final editing—is part of a sequence that can shift depending on your style, subject, and even personal preferences. There’s no “correct” way to approach it, so flexibility is key.[ Read More ]
  
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