Looking into what issues you can face with photographs and what steps you can take to fix them. What makes a bad photograph? – Blurred/out of focus - If you don't get the focus sharp, your images will look soft and blurry. – Over/under exposed … Continue reading What Makes a Bad Photograph?

Critical Thinking skills developing effective analysis and argument – A book by Stella Cotterell Question you should try to answer when analysing images. Who created the photograph? Why did the photographer take this image? Where was the photograph found? Where did you find the image … Continue reading Critical Analysis

Search Results Featured snippet from the web Cyborg art, also known as cyborgism, is an art movement that began in the mid-2000s in Britain. It is based on the creation and addition of new senses to the body via cybernetic implants and the creation of art … Continue reading Cyborgism

The British Journal of Photography (BJP) began as the Liverpool Photographic Journal early 1854. It contains detailed articles on the current direction of photography,  the profiles of photographers and plenty of tech reviews. Its published monthly by 1854 Media across the UK with electronic copies … Continue reading The British Journal of Photography

How to write about a photograph, as a critical analysis or a descriptive writing piece.   There are a few ways you can respond to an image or art piece: Emotionally - This is when you write and explore the emotions that the work makes … Continue reading How to write about photographs.

This is a short introduction to the lenses that I work with myself and where I have found them to be the most useful. I am a Nikon based photographer and all of the lenses here are Nikon (or will mount on a D7200)   … Continue reading Nikon Lenses

The inverse Square Law is something that i have been reminded of quite frequently as a photographer, and should definitely be remembered whenever you are shooting with anything other than ambient light. Studio work especially! A lot of information and detailed explanations can be found … Continue reading Inverse Square Law

This page will be covering what to look out for when working with images and other works that aren't you own. This also applies to the work that you produce and is something you need to understand when entering the world of professional photography   … Continue reading Copyright

Hair masking is a great tool that allows you to cut out anything really fine. Wires, trees, hair. It helps greatly when you need to cut something out, add a new background or to cut them out to create sprites and new layers. This button … Continue reading Hair Masking

Colour Correction is all about changing the colour values in you image to get them as close to the real thing as possible. If the while balance for the image was wrong when you shot or you didn't have a grey card for the shoot, … Continue reading Colour Matching