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Developing your Film
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Coffee with Crombie – Part 4: Developing your Film

 PHOTONewsTV continues it’s exciting new series of videos presented by Crombie McNeill. This series is dedicated to the art of black and white film photography. Crombie will explore shooting, processing and some radical alternative techniques (maybe even with coffee). Not only will Crombie bring you into his processing lab […]

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Abstract Artwork Macro – DIY Magic at Home

As photographers, we are creators. The degree of “creation” depends solely on us – sometimes an approach of minimal involvement best suits the subject. In other scenarios, the subject will not exist without our exhaustive participation in the creative process. During the months that end winter and prepare for summer, […]

Tips for removing film from your camera
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Coffee with Crombie – Part 3: Tips for removing film from your camera

 PHOTONewsTV continues it’s exciting new series of videos presented by Crombie McNeill. This series is dedicated to the art of black and white film photography. Crombie will explore shooting, processing and some radical alternative techniques (maybe even with coffee). Not only will Crombie bring you into his processing lab […]

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Capture Winter’s Beauty: 3 Tips for Stunning Textural and Landscape Photos

Winter brings a unique and captivating beauty to the world, with its crisp air, sparkling snow, and fascinating textures. In this article, I will share with you three tips that will help you to take stunning textural and landscape photos of winter’s beauty. These tips will give you the tools […]

Turning Ordinary Photos into the Extraordinary
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Turning Ordinary Photos into the Extraordinary

It took a “photo a day” challenge with 365project.org to make me a better photographer. Before I had joined this group ten years ago, I was not really pushing myself to get one good photo per day. Believe it or not, getting one good photo per day is not as […]

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Mastering Macro Focus

The closer you get to your subject, the shallower your depth of field becomes. A landscape photographed at F/8 might have much of the scene in focus, but a macro photograph at the same aperture setting could have only a fraction of an inch in focus. One of the biggest […]

Hahnemühle these photo cards
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PRINTING 101 – With Hahnemühle Photo Cards (A Great Christmas Idea)

As a landscape photographer, I love to print out my own images on canvas or art paper and share them with family and friends. This year I decided to make my own Christmas cards with the beautiful Hahnemühle photo cards. These 4”x6” cards come in an elegant metal tin and […]

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Increase your Productivity with some new Hardware

I’ve been in the market for a rotary controller to help with video editing for a while now. The ability to scroll through video frame by frame just with the twist of a knob makes fine editing and adjusting transitions so much easier and smoother. I looked at a few […]

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How to Get Maximum Depth of Field in a Single Macro Shot

Laowa FFII 90mm F/2.8 CA-Dreamer Macro 2X | ISO 100, F/8, 1/60sec If you’ve ever photographed subjects close up, one of the first frustrations you’ll encounter is a lack of depth of field in your subject – a razor-thin line of sharpness that can be difficult to place exactly where […]

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3 Gorgeous natural lights for portraits

No studio, no flash? No problem! Here are 3 gorgeous natural lights (read: sunlights) that will enhance your portraits and create wonderful atmospheres. Front light illuminates evenly and softens skin texture. Sony a9 + 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 @ 400mm, f/5.6, 1/4,000sec, ISO 320. 1.Front Light If you want to light up […]