Latest Photo Technique Tutorials
It's a pirate's still life for me! How I created this cinematic still life photo at home
Tutorial Yar, me hearty! Relive watching the umpteenth Pirates of the Caribbean film by creating a still life project featuring pirate booty
What is aperture in photography? The "f-number" is actually key to taking better photos
TUTORIAL What is aperture in photography? Here's what you need to know – and how it affects your images
What is exposure in photography?
WHAT IS It's the foundation of every image you take, so what exactly IS exposure in photography?
Photography composition: Enhance the drama and direct the viewer
Tutorial Not every composition strategy suits every subject, Katarzyna Kujawska explains how to find the most drama in your scene
Harness the WB settings on your camera to get ‘pure’ whites or get creative by giving your photo an unnatural hue
Tutorial Learn how to control White Balance settings, whether you are following a 'true-to-reality' approach or want to bring your creative vision to life - here's how
I’ve taken thousands of automotive photos – here are my top car photography tips
Tutorial These are my top car photography tips, from high-octane on-track action to slick magazine-ready close-ups
What is ISO in photography?
camera basics It's crucial, but just what is ISO in photography? Here's what it stands for, what the numbers mean, and when to change them
Oh no, I shot a photo at the wrong aspect ratio on my iPhone! Well, here’s how to fix it
You can choose the image aspect ratio when you take a picture on your iPhone, so does that mean you’re stuck with it?
I created these psychedlic silhouettes using this amazing in-camera photo technique
Video Capture incredible light-painted silhouettes in-camera with a flash and a colorful torch. James Paterson shows you how...
I think leading lines photography is easy to understand and easy to implement – here’s how to upgrade your compositions FAST
Tutorial Leading lines are a powerful tool that draw the viewer in and guide them towards a point of interest. Once you learn about them, you’ll start seeing them everywhere!
