Photo Tips & Videos

I’m going to talk about doing some slow shutter speed light trails. What I have here is a Nikon Z8, a 40mm lens, and a frisbee—a Tosi frisbee, to be exact. I’ll include some links so that if you want to check it out on Amazon, you

Hey, photographers! Are you ready to get out there and capture some amazing shots? Whether you’re working with animals, landscapes, or portraits, every moment with your camera is a chance to improve and grow. Today, I’m going to cover practical tips to help you shoot confidently in different

Hey everyone! So today, I thought we’d dive into something a little different—ice formations. I don’t know about you, but winter always gets me noticing the smaller details, especially with all the textures that pop out when things freeze over. Even regular stuff like leaves or pebbles

Hi! Today, I’m going to go over photographing outdoor murals and art—something that someone has created as a picture—and we’re going to take some photographs of it. I’ll share some things I like to think about when photographing a mural. I’m here at a

Hello! I’m going to go over some settings for the Nikon D3300. This is a great little camera, and I’m pretty excited to show you how to set it up and use it. Setting Up the Lens First, let’s look at the lens. If you see the

DSC_4139Use this image to follow along in the Apple Photos AppDSC_4139.JPG9 MBdownload-circle Hey everyone, In today’s guide, I’m excited to walk you through editing photos directly within your Photos app. This is perfect for those quick edits when you want to enhance your images without diving into

Winter’s chill brings more than just a drop in temperature; it transforms the world into a breathtaking canvas, perfect for outdoor portraits. Today, we’ll uncover the secrets to capturing stunning outdoor portraits that shimmer with the feelings of the season. First, let’s set the scene. Winter may

This video is on the contrast level in the photograph and how contrast is fundamentally influenced by the quality of light that illuminates the subject. This light can be characterized as either hard or soft, where hard light induces strong contrasts, and soft light fosters a subtler contrast. The classification

Different cameras have the capability to capture a variety of details between the darkest and brightest areas of a scene. Cameras equipped to handle a broad spectrum of tones while preserving detail are recognized for their high dynamic range. On the other hand, cameras limited to capturing a slender spectrum

Hello, guys! I’m Matt, also known as Mr. Camera, and I’m going to give a review on the Nikon Z8 after using it for a while. Stick around till the end because I’m going to share a really cool tip that I’ve used for many years

Transcript for the Family Fun... Hi! Join me on a photo trip to Dana Point with my family. I’m using the Nikon Z8 camera with a 40mm lens and an 85mm lens. “So what do you guys got there?” “Food for a picnic!” We’ve got pizza for the

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