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Kodak Pro Image 100 Pulled -1 Stop, Overexposed +1: With Snapic A1

I’m never shy about praising Kodak Pro Image 100. This film is an underrated emulsion with impressive climate stability and colours akin to the premium Portra / Ektacolor Pro films...

BNDW: Has Unnecessary Exposures

Long Exposure Photography: Create Stunning Time-Stretch Effects

Time usually passes unnoticed. However, in long exposure photography, you make time visible. Instead of capturing a single instant, you stretch moments across seconds or even minut...

One Lighting Lesson from 'One Battle After Another' That Will Change How You Expose

One Battle After Another, Paul Thomas Anderson's action drama, shot by cinematographer Michael Bauman in VistaVision, is one of the best-looking films in recent memory. We've writt...

No Reflector, No Assistant: Making Harsh Light Work for Portraits

Shooting in harsh midday light near water is a situation where photos fall apart fast. Without a reflector or an assistant, that direct sun creates unflattering shadows and a dynam...

Overestimating the Scene: The Mistake Experienced Photographers Keep Making

Experienced photographers rarely miss the scene. They know what to look for. They arrive with a clear idea, and that is exactly where the error begins. Instead of reading what is i...

Excess All Areas

Info: Excess All Areas explores consumer culture and society’s relationship with waste through humour, colour and critical reflection. Presented by the New Quotidian Collective, th...

This Lightroom Technique Turns a Flat Long Exposure Into a Warm, Airy Shot

Stacking a polarizing filter with an ND filter on a wide angle lens creates serious vignetting issues, and that's exactly where this long exposure edit begins. Knowing how to work...

Bracketing Explained: Exposure, Focus, and White Balance

Most photographers meet bracketing exactly once, in a tutorial about high dynamic range landscapes, and walk away thinking it means "shoot three exposures and merge them." That is...

One Speedlight, One Umbrella, and a Lighting Trick That Actually Works

Shooting portraits in bright outdoor light is one of the harder problems to solve with a single speedlight. The sun is usually too strong, your flash can't keep up, and the results...

Why Your Landscape Edits Look Flat

Flat-looking landscape edits are one of the most common complaints, and the fix is simpler than most tutorials make it out to be. The problem usually isn't exposure or color: it's...

Multiple Exposure Photography Turns Burnt Trees Into Abstract Landscapes

If you've ever felt stuck repeating the same techniques, Adam Gibbs is working through exactly that in his latest video, shot across the Canadian Rockies and Waterton National Park...

Why Your Photos Look Worse Than the Scene You Saw

You stand in front of something stunning, a valley flooded with evening light, a city skyline at dusk, and you press the shutter sure you have captured it. Then you look at the fil...

I Rejected a Photo Most People Would Probably Publish

There is a particular kind of psychological illness that affects photographers after enough years behind a camera. At first, you are happy simply because you captured something.A f...

Student Captures Cosmic Radiation on Film by Sending Negative to Space

A photography student sent a 5x4 color negative into space on April 19 and exposed it to cosmic radiation, capturing a beautiful, abstract portrait of space unlike anything done be...

Bright evening light tied to macular degeneration, glaucoma, and cataracts

In a massive study of more than 80,000 adults, scientists have found a link between bright artificial light in the evenings and age-related eye disease. At the extreme, light expos...