Shooting tethered for the first time can be tricky, and doing it for the first time in front of a client is definitely not recommended. Here are some tips from my experiences of shooting with my camera tethered to my…
What metering modes does your dSLR camera have built in? How can you use them creatively and effectively? Answered here at Beyond Photo Tips
Photo critique can be easy to give and difficult to take. This post explains when, how and why you should receive, even ask for photo critique
Everyone who knows what Bokeh is wants it... Those who have it, never want to let it go. Can you ever have enough of it? Probably... But if you don't have enough bokeh, you first need to ask yourself... Are you doing…
Viewing art online should be the same as viewing it in a gallery. The art should be able to control its own space, and command your attention over other things.
Canon G12 not good enough for a wedding photoshoot? Find out what Andy Day thinks in this Canon G12 review of sorts.
Walk Around lenses are great for casual photography by amateur photographers or beginners who need flexibility more than pin sharp photographs.
Tips to help you create highly detailed photographs with your camera. Create richly detailed, images for viewing pleasure.
This is a guest post by Andy 'Kiell' Day. He is a renowned Parkour photographer, practitioner of parkour himself, and rock climber / builderer. His book "The Moments Between" (see our review) is possibly the first ever…
"The Moments Between" is a book by Parkour Photographer Andy Day (aka Kiell). The title talks about the moments between a jump and the landing.
Introducing your child to photography is a creative and rewarding experience. Here is how you can do it, & have a lasting impression on them!
Lens filters have many uses and have a permanent place in your camera bag. You may be using a filter to protect your expensive lenses from dust or finger smears or maybe you want to use it for an effect that you want…
