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Phone Photography Pointers

August 13, 2020   |  Category: Photo Tips & Techniques

Many of us have DSLR or Mirrorless cameras yet we all turn to our phone camera at times simply because it’s always with us and let’s face it, it’s just quicker and easier to share right away from our phone.  

Having a collection of go-to Apps will help take your phone photography to the next level, the Apps are your tools and you’ll use the one that will give you the look you’re after.  The choices are endless but here are a few of our favorite capture and editing apps.

Correct Exposures VS Creatively Correct Exposures by Bryan Peterson

September 29, 2017   |  Category: Photo Tips & Techniques

Did you know that most picture taking situations have at least six possible combinations of f/sops and shutters speeds that will ALL result in the ‘same’ correct exposure? Furthermore, did you also know that despite having six possible correct exposures only one, maybe two, would be the ‘creatively’ correct exposure?

The Language of Seeing… by Bryan F. Peterson

July 28, 2015   |  Category: Photo Tips & Techniques

Your camera and lens(es) are a foreign country and speak a language all their own. Until you are willing to learn the language your lenses speak, fluently I might add, your attempts at picture making will require constant translation. The road to speaking and seeing fluently is made much shorter when you put the language of your lenses to work, week in and week out. Here's how...

Learning to See…  By Bryan F. Peterson

June 4, 2014   |  Category: Photo Tips & Techniques

Learning to see creatively is very dependent on what your camera and lens can and cannot see. Captains of ships need to become very familiar with their maps as they navigate the world, making certain to keep the ship pointed in the right direction. In much the same way, your lenses are maps that can lead you to new and enchanting lands. With constant practice, you’ll begin to visually memorize the unique vision of each and every lens—both the pluses and the minuses.