PictureCorrect.com: Fireworks Photography Guide on Sale Until July 4

With 4th of July Independence Day celebrations quickly approaching, we have been receiving requests for more training on how to photograph fireworks. Fireworks photography is indeed one of the most daunting types of photography. This in-depth tutorial eBook explains the process...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Milky Way Over Pfeiffer Beach

The Milky Way is out there day and night. But we can’t see it in its full glory with our naked eyes. Thanks to long exposure photography, seeing something as surreal as our own galaxy is possible. The following image by photographer Michael Sidofsky over Pfeiffer Beach, California,...

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PictureCorrect.com: Rescuing an Average Landscape Image with the Tone Curve

When heading out to take some landscape shots, good results aren’t always guaranteed. Some days are better than others, like when you end up with beautiful looking images as planned. For those days that are against you, editing can be a last resort to transform an average looking...

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PictureCorrect.com: Landscape Photography: Steps to Improve

How many times have you been driving and wanted to stop and take a shot of that breathtaking landscape. You then stop, look around and the shot even looks better. Your heart even skips a beat. You go for it and return to the car with a huge smile. Photo by Giuseppe Milo; ISO...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Shadows in the Wind

Have you ever come across an image that makes you wonder about what’s really going on in it? Such images can confuse you but they still manage to look interesting. Take a look at the following image taken by photographer Garret Suhrie. Is it a real image or is it contrived?...

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PictureCorrect.com: Using an 85mm Prime Camera Lens

Portrait photographers love the 85mm lens. The compression that it produces is flattering, and it’s easy to isolate the subject thanks to the creamy background that the lens is able to produce. This does not necessarily mean that the lens is only good for taking portraits. Practically, the lens is very versatile and you can take fantastic landscape,...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Standoff Between Heron and Hawk

The Internet’s favorite kind of nature photo is an anthropomorphic nature photo. Sure, we could look at pretty photos of birds if we wanted to, but isn’t it cooler to look at birds acting like humans? “Hands up” by Georg Scarf (Via Imgur. Click image to see full size.) This moment—of...

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PictureCorrect.com: Easy Indoor Flash Photography Tips

The availability of light can be greatly reduced whenever you’re working indoors. This is why many wedding and event photographers work with on-camera flash setups and speedlights. These are solid light sources and can yield great results when used properly. But because a flash is still small, the light it produces is harsh, resulting in unflattering...

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PictureCorrect.com: Long Exposure Landscape Photography with Minimalism

Photographs with a minimalistic approach tend to stand out from the rest. That’s because a successful photograph with a minimalistic approach often provokes a deeper meaning while having a composition that appears pretty simple. And even if you aren’t so great at capturing such though provoking photographs, you can give it a shot using a long exposure...

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PictureCorrect.com: 7 Tips for Taking Care of Your Camera (Video Tutorial)

Taking proper care of your gear ensures that you won’t break the bank too often. It also means that your system will work consistently to deliver expected results. COOPH has put together seven tips that you can follow to take good care of your camera: (for those of you reading...

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PictureCorrect.com: 🌞 Tips for Better Summer Photography

Warm, sunny days and summer vacations encourage you to get out more with your camera. How can you take full advantage of the season to create great images? “Canoes on Lake Moraine” captured by edwademd (Click image to see more from edwademd.) 1. Tell the story of summer Photography...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Rappelling into a Cave

Dogs are pretty amazing pets. They can help us de-stress a lot after a tough day at work. While it’s a great having them around at home, it can be an equally great experience for the dog and the owners to go out occasionally on some adventure trips together. However, based on...

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PictureCorrect.com: 5 Practical Tips on Black-and-White Landscape Photography

Black-and-white landscape photography is a great way to emphasize the rugged landscape, patterns and textures of a scene. With no colors to distract viewers, your lens can focus on the mood, story, feeling and emotions of the scenario. In this video, photographer Chris Sale shares five practical tips on black-and-white landscape photography with some...

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PictureCorrect.com: Low Light Wedding Photography Tips

There is nothing nicer than using a high quality prime lens and shooting wide open, it can be quite liberating especially when coupled with a full frame camera. It gives you the ability to almost see in the dark. Small changes in light can be used to create dramatic images and...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Fishbowl Astronaut

Creativity sure has no boundaries. All you have to just put your head into a certain matter and then it’s the sky that’s the only limit. And when you’re a photographer, you have the advantage of materializing your creativity and capturing it in a frame. This is exactly what...

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PictureCorrect.com: Camera Metering Modes Tutorial

It’s frustrating when an image turns out bright or darker than you would have liked. To better understand how to get correct exposures, you need to understand the different ways a camera meters light. Photographer Saurav Sinha shares his insight on three basic metering modes: To...

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PictureCorrect.com: Improved Color Consistency With Low Light: DeNoise AI v3.7

In photo editing news, the new Denoise AI v3.7 introduces improved color consistency with Low Light v4, updated TensorRT models, and important stability improvements and bug fixes. It has just been released and goes on sale today. See how it works here: Denoise AI Version 3.7...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Car Trail Under the Milky Way

Long exposure technique in photography is a great tool you can use to bring your creative vision to life. It allows you to create photographs that are generally not possible for us to see in the moment. Long exposure photography opens up doors to capture the unseen and also...

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PictureCorrect.com: Landscape Photographer Shares Advice for Mountain Camping

What better way to get up and close to nature and take some gorgeous landscape shots than by camping out? And the great thing about camping out is that you not only get to take some incredible photos, but you’ll also get to go out on a great adventure. Besides photography purposes, this can be great for the physical and mental well-being of an individual....

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PictureCorrect.com: Photography Basics: Qualities of Natural Light

We all know that we need light to take pictures. If you’re planning to take pictures outdoors during the daytime, you might believe that light is the least of your concerns. While that might be somewhat true, many people don’t realize that natural outdoor lighting has an effect...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Rolling Fog at Mount Tamalpais

Fog is tricky. There are extreme variations of opinions on fog depending on how and where you come across it. For instance, if a dense layer of fog covers up the beauty of your location, you might not like it. Visibility gets impacted, and many people even feel suffocated. However,...

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PictureCorrect.com: 10 Nature Photography Tips for Beginners

One of the many beautiful aspects of nature is that it’s ever-changing. The color of the surroundings changes with the seasons, and this allows nature photographers to capture the various moods of nature. Photographer Gary Reed shares some great beginner tips for nature...

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