• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Inspiration
  • History
  • Photographers
  • Tips
  • Gear
  • Resources
  • Locations

The Photo Argus

Photography Blog

Tips

Finding Great Photography Locations for Beautiful Photographs

May 9, 2019 · Stephanie Kay-Kok

Nimit Nigam - Lets Go To Home...

Most photographers have a few locations they love visiting over and over for gorgeous shots. They might even believe their favorite photography spot is among the best in the world. But in fact, there’s no objective list of best photography locations. Every photographer is biased according to their culture and interests. If they’d learned photography […]

Filed Under: Locations, Tips

7 Tips for Creating Excellent Forced Perspective Photographs

March 8, 2019 · Stephanie Kay-Kok

Forced Perspective

Forced perspective photography is when the subject of an image looks smaller/larger or closer/farther away than it actually is. This optical illusion happens when the background and foreground of a photo seem to interact due to the photo’s composition. This technique is often used humorously, but it can also be beautiful, meaningful, and even practical. […]

Filed Under: Tips

Winter Photography Tips for Landscape Photographers

January 10, 2019 · Grant Ordelheide

northsaskatchewan sunset

If you are a landscape photographer, you likely have a love/hate relationship with winter photography. Winter is one of the best times to get out and shoot, but the logistics are much more challenging than in other seasons. Roads are slick, trails are covered, your camera gear doesn’t always work as well, and it can […]

Filed Under: Tips

Simple Tips for Shooting in the Rain

January 6, 2019 · Stephanie Kay-Kok

Otacílio Rodrigues - Golden rain

Rainy weather tends to keep most people inside, but for dedicated photographers, it’s a great opportunity for beautiful shots. Shooting in the rain can seem unappealing when you’re warm and dry inside, but going out is worth the discomfort, especially when you nail a perfect rainy-day shot. Before you head out, make sure your camera […]

Filed Under: Tips

This New Year, Become a Better Photographer by Doing Less

December 31, 2018 · Tim Kok

{Flixelpix} David - Autumn Walk with the X100

A few years ago, Greg McKeown wrote a book called Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, in which he argues that to be successful, you have to focus on a few important things and ignore everything else. His ideas and strategies are useful in many different areas of life, including photography. In this post, we’ll […]

Filed Under: Inspiration, Tips

Surf Photography Tips: Learn the Basics of Taking Great Photos in the Water

November 30, 2018 · Nate Kay

surf photography

Spending time floating amongst the waves in the ocean can be quite therapeutic, just like photography, especially when you’re free of deadlines and other work obligations. Combine photography with surfing, and you’ve got a perfect day! But before you dive into the salty abyss, check out these surf photography tips we put together with the […]

Filed Under: Tips

30 Creative Business Card Designs For Photographers

November 29, 2018 · Stephanie Kay-Kok

Charlotte Elizabeth Photographer Business Card

Business cards date back to the 17th century, though they’ve changed a lot in 400 years. At first, they were mainly used as advertisements, handed out in public squares or markets. Called “trade cards”, they helped customers find a business at a time when streets weren’t numbered. Trade cards were strictly for public use. In […]

Filed Under: Inspiration, Resources, Tips

Photography Techniques: Macro

August 20, 2018 · Christopher O’Donnell

Christopher O'Donnell - Clover

Macro photography is a unique style that requires a specialized technique to get sharp, close-up shots. Lighting, focusing, and composition are all a bit different when you’re shooting a subject from this close. With that in mind, I’ve put together a few key areas of macro that you should be aware of. These points are […]

Filed Under: Tips

How to Get Started Shooting Nighttime Landscapes

August 15, 2018 · Grant Ordelheide

Aurora Borealis over Alaska's Denali, the highest peak in North America.

Photographing landscapes at night is a great way to expand your skillset and create unique images. Shooting at night has its own set of challenges, but it can be a very rewarding way to capture the landscape. This post is intended to offer a few tips to get you started in nighttime landscape photography. Caption: […]

Filed Under: Tips

7 Tips For Promoting Your Photography Business

August 1, 2018 · Stephanie Kay-Kok

Photography Website

Running your own photography business takes a lot of work and dedication, but it can also be one of the most rewarding endeavors of your life. You get to be your own boss and do what you love for pay. You’re constantly learning and honing your skills, both in photography and business. Someone photographers love […]

Filed Under: Tips

« Previous Page
Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

Follow Us Online

  • Facebook
  • Flickr
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter

Get the TPA Newsletter

Popular Content

  • 53 Unique Gifts for Photographers
  • 30 Fantastic Examples of Fine Art Photography
  • 100+ Free Photoshop Actions and Presets
  • 40 Beautiful Examples of Abstract Photography
  • 22 of the Most Famous Mountains in the World to Photograph
  • 60 Inspiring Examples of Black and White Photography
  • 40 Great Photographer Portfolio Websites for Inspiration
  • 55 Beautiful Flower Pictures for Your Inspiration
  • 99 Inspirational Photography Quotes
  • 50 Beautiful Pictures of Roses

Recommended Workshop

Creative Photography 101 - $49 $79
creative photography 1010

Learn Creativity, Ditch the Expensive Gear!

Support TPA

Support The Photo Argus by Shopping at our Affiliate Partners Below.

© Copyright 2020 The Photo Argus · Contact · About · Privacy Policy

Cookies help us deliver our services and content. By using our website, you agree to our use of cookies.OK