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still life photography

Many photographers focus on a single genre to produce high-quality images. However, if you’re new to the hobby, then you may be trying to narrow down your specialty. Photography has about 15 genres that you can experiment with, including still life photography. Quick Navigation What is Still Life Photography?Tools of the TradeThe Right CameraThe Best […]

canon t6i

Smartphone cameras are able to capture some high-quality pictures and with each smartphone model that’s manufactured the camera features improve. Although smartphone cameras have the ability to take some great instant shots, many serious photographers feel limited and want something different. Quick Navigation What You Need To Know About A DSLR CameraWhat’s The Canon t6i?SpecsWhat […]

Nikon D7200 Review: Taking A Deeper Look at Its Specifications

The Nikon d7200 is a Wifi enabled camera for photography. As a DSLR camera, the Nikon d7200 is a high tech piece of equipment capable of taking professional level photographs, recording bursts of video, and applying filters to images for improved quality. It is Nikon’s first DSLR camera with built-in Wifi. Quick Navigation What Is […]

10 Tips for Macro Photography

Macro photography – the field of producing photographs of small things at larger than life size – has produced some of the most amazing images we’ve ever seen. From tiny changes in color on insects to the magnified radiance of gems, there’s no end to the incredible pictures you can take. However, there are a […]

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