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How to use vanishing points in photography?

What is vanishing point? What is perspective using two vanishing points? How to get dynamism and movement using the magic of vanishing points? Wo...

How to find places to take pictures near me?

Collect information online Start with an idea of a photography near me Spot a good place to shoot and the idea will be born by itself Use common ti...

Abstract Photography for Beginners

If there is a direction in photography that allows you to maximize your creativity, then it is better to pay attention to abstract photography ideas. The most i...

Abandoned photography

The world around us is full of stories that you can use for your photo experiments, you just need to look around correctly. Someone will turn eyes to garden flo...

16 Best interior photography tips

Real estate, architecture, interior design, restaurants, and tourism industry, hotels and theaters, exhibitions and galleries – everyone needs great indoor phot...

Architecture Photography

Architecture is one of the most technically complex genres of photography. Architecture photography allows you to travel back in time and follow the development...

Tips and tricks for taking a photo of the Leaning Tower of Pisa

The Leaning Tower of Pisa, one of Italy's most iconic landmarks, began construction in 1173 and was completed in 1372. Initially intended to stand vertically, t...

How to use Lines in Photography

Nowadays everyone who has a digital camera can consider himself to be a modern expert in this art. There are many rules and standards, which are known and used...

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Fantastic Fisheye Lens Photography

The bag of a professional photographer, as well as an amateur or newbie, is full of different funny pieces of devices and glass filters. Some of them were put t...

What is perspective in photography?

Photo art is a way to transfer three-dimensional space into 2D using visualization. To keep the picture realistic, you should emphasize the depth and volume. Yo...