Tutorials
What sets a photographer apart from someone who just takes photos?
If you’re like me, then photography is not just your job, it’s your hobby. Even though I don’t specialise in travel or street photography, whenever…
How to take blurry photos (on purpose)
We spent the first few years learning how to take pin-sharp images with our cameras. Then, I seemed to want to break all the rules…
Best free Photoshop alternatives for 2024
While Photoshop is undoubtedly one of the most well-known editing software, it comes with a price that not all creatives are willing to pay. Furthermore,…
Learn the speedlight TTL basics with the best entry-level flash
Hi, this is Jay P. Morgan. Today on The Slanted Lens we’re going to take a look at speedlights. How to set up TTL with…
65 Pro Photoshop keyboard shortcuts you’re not using
Using shortcuts in Photoshop will make your editing process way faster, more enjoyable, and even more fun. And there are so many of them it’s hard to memorize them all. While I’m sure you already use them, Jesús Ramirez of Photoshop Training Channel offers some Photoshop shortcuts you may not know. In his latest video, he shares an extensive list of 65 shortcuts – I bet you didn’t know about at least some of them.
5 ways photographers can grow their following on Threads
Social media has become integral to the lives of photographers, offering unique opportunities to showcase their work and connect with potential clients and other like-minded…
Try out these easy 1 light setups for product photography
Studio photography can sometimes feel a bit daunting, with YouTubers showing off their multiple light setups. However, lighting doesn’t have to be complicated to produce…
How To Make Money From Photography in 2024
In my experience, there are only two main ways one can make money from a camera. The first is a traditional freelance path, and the…
Avoid these six mistakes when editing skies in your landscape photos
We all know the sky is the crown jewel of any stunning landscape shot. It sets the mood, adds depth, and can make or break…
Composition tips for wedding photographers (and everyone else)
Rules are made to be broken but are also made for a reason. Our ‘go-to’ is the widely known rule of thirds, and is considered…
