How to Tone Black and White Photos for Printing
A black and white photograph doesn’t necessarily have to be completely neutral. Add a subtle warm or cool colour and...
How to Create Better Monochrome Photos: From Conversion to Print
Monochrome photography has never really gone away. Despite the fact that modern cameras can produce extraordinarily good colour, black and...
What Photographers Can Learn from Picasso’s Guernica
Guernica – Painting the End of the World by James Attlee Few paintings have been examined, interpreted and reinterpreted as...
What Makes a Good Monitor for Photography?
Your monitor is one of the most important pieces of equipment in a digital photography workflow. It is where you...
How to Correct Perspective and Lens Distortion in Photography
Perspective and lens distortion can be frustrating problems for photographers. You may have taken a perfectly sharp photograph of a...
How to Use a Colour Checker for Better White Balance and Consistent Colour
Getting colour right in photography sounds simple. Set the white balance, take the photograph and adjust it later if necessary....
What Computer Do You Need for Photoshop? A Photographer’s Guide to CPU, GPU, RAM and Storage
Buying a computer for photography can be surprisingly complicated. There are processors, graphics cards, RAM, SSDs, different generations of hardware...
The Golden Ratio in Photography: Does It Really Improve Composition?
Photography is full of compositional rules. There is the rule of thirds, leading lines, symmetry, negative space, dynamic symmetry, the...
Affinity for Photographers: Photo, Designer and Publisher Explained
Photographers spend a lot of time working with images, but photography rarely stops when the shutter is pressed. At some...
What Are Pantone Colours? A Photographer’s Guide to Spot Colours
If you’re primarily a photographer, there’s a good chance you’ve come across the word Pantone without ever needing to think...
