PictureCorrect.com: The Eye of a Photographer

The world looks different to a photographer than it does to everyone else. Why can a photographer capture flat images and turn them into art? The eye of a photographer sees light, details, shadows, highlights, shapes and how they interact with each other. “37 of 365” captured...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Camel Selfie

Camels have been missing out on the selfie game all this time—until now. Photographer Hossam Antikka snapped this selfie with his friends in Perkash in Giza, Egypt, not knowing that the happy ungulate took the opportunity to flash his toothy smile for the camera: “Camelfie”...

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PictureCorrect.com: 5 Lightning Photography Tips

It’s a stormy day outside with crazy rain. What do you do? Simple. Get your camera and head out to take some lightning photos! That’s the life of a photographer. But you wouldn’t want to be stuck outside in such difficult conditions struggling to take photos, would you now?...

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PictureCorrect.com: Useful Composition Tips for Aspiring Macro Photographers

When viewing images, do you notice that close-up shots evoke a feeling of intimacy more than those taken at a distance? It’s the fact that they were taken at close range to the photographer that creates this effect. Photo by LadyDragonflyCC – >;< This is what macro photography...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Northern Lights Over Jökulsárlón

We’ve become too used to seeing vibrant images of the amazing aurora borealis. The colorful shows that the northern lights put on are simply breathtaking. Who would’ve thought that an image of a phenomenon that is best known for its colors could look equally good with the colors...

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PictureCorrect.com: 5 Ways to Use Low Angles in Photography

Most commonly, photographs are shot from eye level. This perspective helps the viewer connect with the subject. If you want to make the image less traditional and add some interest in the process, however, shooting from a lower angle is a good option. But how low is low? Photographer...

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PictureCorrect.com: Camera Lenses For Indoor Event Photography: Fast Glass

Related reminder: only a little while left to get Topaz DeNoise A.I. at 25% Off There are five lenses I believe every indoor photographer must have in their kit. It doesn’t matter whether you shoot Canon or Nikon, or whether you shoot crop or full frame. These five are must...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Golden Hour At Its Finest

Golden hour is the time of day that occurs just before sunrise and sunset. At these hours, the sun is at such an angle with the earth that it produces a soft, glowing, golden light. It is generally regarded as the ideal time to photograph outdoors. The golden hour is a fundamental...

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PictureCorrect.com: Quick Tips for Photographing Glass

Photographing reflective surfaces can be a nightmare, or not, depending on how you set up your lights. David Bergman demonstrates how to light glass: Avoid firing a flash straight at the wine glass. Direct Flash Direct flash results in reflections from the flash in the glass. The...

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