PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Times Square at Night

Over the past century, Times Square in New York has been the go-to place for music, the arts, and tourists. And with over 50 million visitors a year, it’s no surprise there are countless photos of this amazing hub of activity. Despite the vast amount of attention Times Square...

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PictureCorrect.com: Foreground Bokeh Techniques with Portraits

You may have heard that you should never put something out of focus in the foreground of your images. Some say that a viewer’s eyes will keep coming back to it, and it could become a major distraction in your composition. But Mark Wallace seems to have a completely...

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PictureCorrect.com: New Year’s Resolutions for New Photographers

Many of us have received or bought ourselves new digital cameras for Christmas, and with this comes the zeal to create great images. Sadly, the chances of this happening are small, as most of us know that a camera doesn’t take great images, the photographer does. So what resolutions...

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

The allure of the Northern Lights draws visitors and photographers from all over the world to see them. In places like Norway where they are frequently viewed, photographers embark on a mission to capture the Northern Lights floating over beautiful scenery. For many photographers,...

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PictureCorrect.com: Top 10 Tips for Fireworks Photography

Firework photography is not just about leaving your camera to shoot long exposures and hoping that you get a good shot. In fact, there’s a lot of preparation to make regarding your gear and camera settings. If you’ve been struggling with firework photography, we’ve got the right video for you—photographer Paul Farris from Photo Genius shares 10 top...

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PictureCorrect.com: 5 Tips to Take Your Photography to the Next Level

I was asked the other day how someone who has started photography with a great new camera can begin learning how to take great images and become a better photographer. This is a question that pops up everywhere in forums and discussion groups across the internet. It’s probably...

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PictureCorrect.com: How to Make a Crowd Disappear from a Photo (Without Photoshop!)

For street photographers, few obstacles are as difficult to work around as crowds. No matter the hour, there’s sure to be someone walking through your periphery. And more often than not, passersby can seriously disrupt a composition. However, most photographers can’t exactly...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Interior of a Piano

Scale is an interesting photography subject, especially when intentionally manipulated by the person behind the lens. You see, it’s easy for the eye to perceive something smaller or larger than it is, particularly if any context is lacking, – as famed musician and photographer...

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PictureCorrect.com: Landscape Photography Lens Filter Tips

When it comes to photography, a camera body and lens are rudimentary equipment. But beyond this point, a myriad of other optional equipment awaits — lens filters included! Before you let the manufacturers of them “take your money,” listen to what Gavin Hardcastle has to say...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Astrophotography Bridge

Sky bridges offer a phenomenal view of the heavens and the earth. But you don’t necessarily need to visit one to achieve similar results. The right vantage point may be all you need – as astrophotographer Brennan Gilmore illustrates in this almost fantastical snapshot of a man...

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PictureCorrect.com: How to Sell Prints of Your Photography

In this video, the speaker, Adam Karnacz, takes viewers through the process of creating and selling a photograph, from taking the photograph to getting it printed and packaged to ultimately selling it to a customer: Adam begins by discussing the importance of capturing a dynamic...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Empire State

Rainy days are generally best enjoyed indoors with a cup of hot chocolate – unless you’re a photographer, that is! Crowds dissipate, allowing alternate scenes and faces of a city or the countryside to surface. In this particular snapshot, NY local and cityscape photographer...

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PictureCorrect.com: Street Photography Techniques for Shy Photographers

Shyness can be a major barrier for photographers looking to capture candid shots of people in their natural surroundings explained in this new tutorial from Pierre T. Lambert. However, there are several techniques that photographers can use to overcome their shyness and capture...

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PictureCorrect.com: How to Photograph Snow

Are you ready to capture stunning winter wonderland scenes with your camera? Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner photographer, snow photography can be a fun and rewarding way to express your creativity. With a little bit of planning and the right camera settings, you...

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PictureCorrect.com: Fresh Winter Photography Ideas

Looking to bring your winter wonderland to life? Photographer Toma Bonciu offers a few simple but sound pieces of advice to bring drama and liveliness to your images: Take advantage of the short days People are quick to complain about the winter’s waning daylight...

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PictureCorrect.com: Background Shutter Drag: Flash Photography Indoors

Do you ever find yourself shooting indoors with a flash, and when you look at the image, the background is so dark it may as well not be there? If you’re working with a camera that has manual mode, there’s an easy fix. Adorama’s David Bergman explains in the video below: While...

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PictureCorrect.com: How to Shoot Portraits with Christmas Lights

Holidays are just around the corner, and with holidays come dazzling colored Christmas lights. It is but natural that you try and capture photos of your friends and family with beautiful lights in the background. In this brief video, Daniel Norton from Adorama demonstrates how...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Starry Skies Over the Island of Sylt

Perseverance always prevails in the photography world. German photographer Thomas Zimmer waited over four hours in ice cold seaside winds to capture this stunning shot of starry skies on the west coast of the German island Sylt. The photograph is appropriately titled...

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PictureCorrect.com: Macro Leaf At-Home Photography Tutorial

.Autumn leaves can be a great subject for macro photography. They go through a change in color which gives them an interesting look. Furthermore, they also undergo the decaying process which further adds interesting textures and patterns to the leaves. And the best part is that...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Mount Rainier Sunrise

If you’ve ever had the chance to visit Mount Rainier National Park you know how stunning the views can be. With glacier-capped Mount Rainier towering in the distance and gorgeous lakes and rivers, forests, and sprawling meadows, the landscape provides a picturesque canvas. Here,...

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PictureCorrect.com: Understanding Native & Base ISO on Your Camera

The exposure triangle — formed by aperture, shutter speed, and ISO — is a key component of photography. However, while your aperture and shutter speed affect exposure physically, ISO works a little differently. In this video tutorial, David Bergman explains the top characteristics...

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PictureCorrect.com: Winter Photography Tips for Ice, Rain, and Snow

In this article we’ll cover photography tips for overcoming the winter photo doldrums with water as icy streams, freezing rain, icicles and snowflakes: 1. Icy Streams A quietly running stream won’t make “tenacious grace” but after it thinly freezes over, it may sculpt the underside...

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