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Reflections feature in many of Alan Schaller´s photographs, and often in street photography in general. In this episode, Alan shows you his top tips for how he likes to make use of reflections and explains how you can improve at spotting good opportunities to mirror your subjects.


Photographer Jesse Rinka is going to show you the results of using a one light setup from three different light positions to create three different looks. Of course, there are several other looks that we could have created by continuing to change the position of the light but when you are just starting out, it is important to simply focus on a few simple setups and get comfortable with them before diving into others or even adding additional lights. 

 

Understanding white balance is important for proper color in video and photography. It's pretty easy to do on almost any camera, so learn the basics of how to do white balance. In this camera tutorial, white balance is explained and also how to get proper white balance


Photographer, Michael Shamam, has spent the last 16 years delving into the intricacies of Adobe Lightroom, unearthing hidden gems that have become indispensable in his editing arsenal. Today, he generously shares his top 10 hidden features that have elevated his photographic pursuits.


Today, Nathan Elson is taking us behind the scenes of a recent studio shoot where he skillfully utilized one light with one modifier to create three distinct looks. Join us as we delve into the secrets of Nathan's top-down lighting technique and explore the versatile applications of this approach.



For me, the snowdrop is the first sign of spring. And when I see them bloom I know that spring is close and the beautiful time of the year is in front of us. It’s not there, but in my dreams it is. That's how I came up with the idea. And a dream has to have a dreamy look. If you want to buy this plate or see it in person, visit me at the Vienna Vintage Photography Fair.. You can also get your tintype portrait taken there.

 

In the fast-paced world of photography, seasoned photographer Joris Hermans delves into a timeless technique that often goes unnoticed— the power of the crop. In a recent video, Hermans shares insights on how a simple adjustment can unearth hidden treasures in your photographic archives.


 
This episode delves into the world of film photography through the lens of the host's personal journey. It explores the operations of a top-tier lab, in this case Bayeux in London, showcasing how professionals develop and drum scan film to achieve the best results. Alan Schaller also attempts printing a photograph in their darkroom for the first time, finding the experience enjoyable. 

 

In this week's episode, Mark Denney takes a closer look at the five common mistakes photographers often make when editing photos in Lightroom. The list of errors highlighted in the video represents a compilation of Mark's own experiences over the years, coupled with insights gained from his one-on-one coaching sessions, where he frequently encounters these prevalent issues. 

 

This is Formula 1 like you’ve never seen it before. The @dutchdronegods follow Max Verstappen’s brand new @redbullracing  RB20 F1 car for a full lap of Silverstone’s Grand Prix Circuit. The world first uninterrupted FPV one shot was captured by a manually piloted custom-built drone, designed specifically for the challenge of keeping up with the car at speeds of over 300kph.