by:
Peter Dam
In this video, I share what accessories for wildlife photography, will actually make you a better photographer, by changing your habits and shooting style. I don’t cover all accessories out there that a wildlife photographer could need.
by:
Peter Dam
As a photographer, an online portfolio can help you showcase your work and take your brand to a whole new level. You can expand your professional opportunities when you publish your most valuable photos online. The first impression means a lot, no matter whether you shoot macro, wildlife, landscape, or something entirely different.
by:
Peter Dam
Are you considering getting the Tamron 150-600mm f5-6.3 G2 lens? In the video above, I share my thoughts and experience about the Tamron 150-600mm f5-6.3 G2.
by:
Nancy Young
After reading this guide, you’ll have some new flower photography ideas; get a better grip on what angle to choose and what techniques to consider.
by:
Peter Dam
Should you buy a set of extension tubes and use them with a kit lens or invest in a dedicated macro lens from the beginning? Both have pros and cons you need to know before making the purchase, to save you time and money.
by:
Peter Dam
In this post, I’m going to explore the beautiful world of mushrooms through macro photography. I want to show you how you can get the most out of Autumn and the mushroom season.
At the end of this post, you will also be equipped to capture gorgeous shots of mushrooms.
by:
Peter Dam
Macro photography starts with a passionate curiosity about the life of the world’s tiniest subjects. But you need adequate photography gear, and it all starts with the camera. How do you choose the best camera for macro photography?
by:
Peter Dam
Are you hesitant to dive into macro photography because it seems too difficult to get started? Or have you already made your first attempts of close up or macro photography only to find the resulting picture looking blurry, poorly lit or otherwise dissatisfactory? … Read moreTop 17 Tips for Macro Photography
by:
John Mak
If you want to explore the macro world and you are in need of a macro lens, we have researched thoroughly and selected the 21 best lenses for macro photography that will give you the most detailed images you can capture with your camera.
by:
Monica Radulescu
Wildlife photography requires patience, technical skills, and a good amount of dedicated gear. And while many focus on high-end cameras and lenses, sometimes the monopod does all the work.
by:
Peter Dam
Bird photography can seem to be like a lottery at most times. I’ll share some of the best ways to nail down bird photography. Control the exposure by shooting in manual mode with auto-iso. Use a high shutter speed to set yourself up for succes in bird photography.
by:
Peter Dam
Bird photography is unimaginable without the use of a quality telephoto lens. Birds are often tiny, very fast, and since it happens in the wild, there’s no control over the light. There are plenty of bird photography lenses available for everyone who has a good Nikon camera bodys. It all depends on the budget, the shooting style, prime or telephoto choice, and brand preference.
by:
Monica Radulescu
Flower macro photography provides an intimate insight into the world of flowers and reveals aspects most people never see. The most ordinary flowers have the most extraordinary stories. Here is how you can capture them in your pictures.
by:
Peter Dam
Do you struggle with finding places to photograph wildlife near you? Many wildlife photographers feel that there are not enough opportunities for capturing amazing wildlife photos near their homes. Having to travel far away to a good location for capturing wildlife mean that you won’t go out to shoot as often as you could. Find out which options you have and how to narrow down your search for wildlife near you.
by:
Peter Dam
Black and white macro photography is easier than you might think. Use these 9 tips for creating stunning black and white photos.