Photo of the day: 31 July

    | Inspire | 31/07/2012 12:00pm
    Digital Camera World photo of the day | www.digitalcameraworld.com

    Click on the picture to find out what we thought of this landscape.

    Photo of the day: 28 July

    | Inspire | 28/07/2012 10:00am
    Digital Camera World photo of the day | www.digitalcameraworld.com

    Click the image to find out what we think of this photograph.

    Photo of the day: 22 July

    | Inspire | 22/07/2012 10:00am
    Photo of the day | www.digitalcameraworld.com

    What is this strange image that we’ve chosen as our photo of the day? Click on the picture and all will be revealed!

    Photo of the day: 19 July

    | Inspire | 19/07/2012 07:00am
    Photo of the day 17 July | www.digitalcameraworld.com

    Click the image to read what the photographer has to say about this image.

    Free architecture photography cheat sheet

    | Photography Tips | 05/07/2012 17:00pm
    Free architecture photography cheat sheet

    Are you struggling with your architecture photography? Are loitering tourists, distortion and wobbly tripods getting in the way of great pictures? Our latest photography cheat sheet should hopefully help.

    Our latest photography cheat sheet examines four of the key challenges in architecture photography: composition, expose for exteriors, expose for interiors and how to correct convergence.

    Photo of the day: 31 May

    | Inspire | 31/05/2012 02:00am
    Photo of the Day, 31 May

    ‘City Night of Hong Kong’ was taken by Lee Yiu Tung. The extreme perspective of the buildings against the light-trails of traffic passing by make this image a great city scene.

    See the light like a pro: everything you were afraid to ask about natural light

    | Photography Tips | 22/05/2012 11:10am
    See the light like a pro: everything you were afraid to ask about natural light

    When it comes to light, it’s quality, not quantity, that counts. A sunny day may make you more inclined to go out and take pictures, but it doesn’t guarantee you’ll get great shots. In fact, you are just as likely to capture award-winning pictures on a dark, stormy afternoon as you are under a cloudless sky.

    Your digital camera can compensate for low light by cranking up the ISO, opening up the aperture, using longer shutter speeds and getting essential support from a tripod. However, your camera can’t do much about the way the light falls upon your subject, and it is this that makes or breaks a picture.

    8 steps to atmospheric lighting effects in Photoshop Elements

    | Photoshop Tutorials, Tutorials | 21/05/2012 07:00am
    How to get atmospheric lighting in Photoshop Elements: tutorial

    Hidden Photoshop tricks can easily be applied to images to enhance atmospheric effect.

    The creative use of light can transform almost any photographic scene, helping to isolate detail, enhance colour and form a visual structure. In the quick Photoshop tutorial below, we’ll show you how to you can give new life to your images by emphasising light.

    Modern architectural photography from Johannes Heuckeroth

    | Inspire | 15/05/2012 08:00am
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    Johannes is an architectural photographer based in Germany. Through his photography he is able to draw the viewers’ attention to the curves and lines of modern architecture, forcing people to view these buildings from a unique perspective.

    Black and white photography: what every photographer should know

    | B&W, Photography Tips | 13/05/2012 02:00am
    Black and White Photography: what every photographer should know

    Converting an image to black and white is pretty simple, but if you want truly impressive results it pays to think about how and what you shoot, and learn how to use your editing software’s powerful tools to get the most from your shots. In this black and white photography tutorial, we’ll show you how [...]