Visual library in photography as your main artistic tool
Your visual library in photography is a collection of artworks that you have seen and that you have experienced. Your […]
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Tutorials & Exercises
Step-by-step practices, how-tos, exercises for creativity and training
10 Best Ways To Improve Photography Skills.
I discovered these ways to improve photography skills around a year after I started taking photos. I do portrait photography for years but still, use these tips today. I find it most helpful for a couple of reasons:
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Gradient Map – Powerful tool to improve the post-processing of your photos
Here is a tool that I discovered a while ago – gradient map. I was watching a video with a technique for character drawing and there was a way to colour them with the gradient map tool. After using it for a couple of my drawings, I decided to try it out on my photos as well.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to use gradient maps. This is an extremely powerful tool which can help you to fix some errors or just make the photographs more appealing.
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Exposure In Photography And How To Rock It.
In this post, I will describe how you can manipulate Light by choosing the settings of your camera. Will try to give some insights into how great images are created. And also try to focus attention on a complete understanding of exposure.
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THE photography composition tip you need to improve your photos: less is more
I thought a lot about how to improve the composition in my portrait photography. Not seeing enough progress with all those fancy techniques, I gave up and tried to focus on something else. Unexpectedly, the solution came from outside photography. Looking closely at famous paintings, I finally understood what was wrong with my composition…
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