PictureCorrect.com: Urban Landscape Photo Editing with Topaz

Only hours left for Topaz Year-End Discounts – use coupon code TOPAZ2015 “With any form of photography, the photo captures a point in time; it is a record of what was there at that specific moment. However, to make a photo interesting to the audience it must be more...

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PictureCorrect.com: Top Sports Photographer Attributes Success to Working Twice as Hard and Luck

Having over 200 of his photographs featured as Sports Illustrated, TIME, LIFE, and People magazine covers, including many shots considered to be some of the greatest sports photos of all time, one would expect Neil Leifer to have a certain air of confidence about him. Surely,...

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PictureCorrect.com: How to Take Fireworks Photos

Fireworks are the visual rulers of the nighttime universe. No matter how many times we see and experience their bombastic splendor, we always return to see what new designs will be exploded into the darkened sky. Photo captured by Torrey (Click image to see more from Torrey.) Watching...

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PictureCorrect.com: National Geographic’s Photos of the Year 2015

The end of the year is a period of reflection, when you sum it all up and see the year’s highlights. I don’t know about you, but I’m always excited to see the “best of” the year, and National Geographic’s photos are some of the best roundups. If you want to see what the year...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Abraham Lake Winterscape

In the stunning photograph below, photographer Chip Phillips has captured the beauty of a wintry Lake Abraham in Alberta, Canada. The perfectly composed image is just a sampling of Phillips’ portfolio, the contents of which quickly reveal Phillips’ distinct eye for natural beauty...

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PictureCorrect.com: 6 Tips on How to Capture Great Fireworks Photos

Final reminder: only 1 day left in the deal on The Fireworks Photography eBook 1. Use a Slow Shutter Speed When you photograph fireworks, it is very important that you set your camera to a slow shutter speed. This includes a shutter speed that is anywhere between 1 second and...

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PictureCorrect.com: Improve Your Portraits With This Simple Shoulder Trick

A lot of us don’t like the way we look in photos. Despite what it says about our collective self-esteem (not to mention an oversaturation of perfect body types and societal pressure to look a certain way), we are always striving to look better, healthier, and thinner in...

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