How to Take Great Photos of Your Christmas Tree
Happy Christmas !!! It’s the most wonderful time of the year and Merry Christmas is just knocking the door. So let’s play with lights, camera, a little bit of action and take […]
Category Archives: Tutorials
10 Free DIY Photography Hacks by DigitalRev TV
Check out this video by DigitalRev, where Kai shows us ten cheap and easy photography hacks you can do using ordinary things lying around your home. Here is a list […]
Joel Meyerowitz – ‘What you put in the frame determines the photograph’
Joel Meyerowitz is one of the living legends and masters in street photography. He began photographing in color in 1962 and was an early advocate of the use of color during […]
Tips for Child Photography by Elena Shumilova
In last article, we featured photographer Elena Shumilova, with a glimpse into her beautiful and magical world of photos showcasing her kids special bond with farm animals in the countryside, […]
8 DIY Smartphone Photography Tips
Watch COOPH photographer Richard Schabetsberger demonstrate some creative smartphone photography tips & tricks in Salzburg, Austria. Check out this video for really cool and interesting ways to get creative with […]
‘Food Photography : Light’ By Jenny Woodward
In this video, Photographer Jenny Woodward shows us how some household objects and window light as source can work magic on your food photos. A simple window is all you […]
Seven Simple Photography Hacks
Photographer Leo Rosas from COOPH demonstrates seven simple and fun photography hacks, that will give some amazing results without costing you much. Here is a list of the seven amazing tricks […]
How To Photograph Fireworks
The Fourth of July is almost here! Fireworks Displays are beautiful and spectacular and at the same time challenging subjects, to capture. Wondering about photographing fireworks ? Check out following tips […]
Cheat Sheet: Photography Filters
Why do you wear sunglasses? Well, they help you see better in intense light, protect your eyes from harmful UV rays, wind, dust and also reduce glare. Camera lens filters […]
Photo Composition Tips From Steve McCurry
Here’s a great video on photographic composition, created by COOPH using tips and photographs by award-winning and iconic photojournalist Steve McCurry. Here are the tips covered in the video: Rule of Thirds Place […]
Post Processing : Toddler Playing with Baby Ducks
Jake Olson is an award-winning, internationally published photographer and graphic artist from Blair, Nebraska.Jake began taking photographs two and a half years ago. He decided to follow his desire of […]
Why You Should Buy the Nifty Fifty?
Why should you buy the Nifty Fifty (50mm lens)? Well, because it’s a little awesome powerhouse in terms of image quality, contrast and creating beautiful bokeh. 50mm is the one […]
Multiplicity Photography
Multiplicity photography is a technique in which same person appears in a photography multiple times. Creating a multiplicity photo is surprisingly simple and also a great way for beginners to learn […]
White Balance
White Balance is an important creative tool that can have a real impact upon the shots you take. It’s basically a technique which measures the temperature of light and balances […]
How to Photograph Butterflies
Butterflies are a breath of beauty fluttering by, they are mystery chronicled upon wing, they bring forth the grace and wonder of this world to our eyes everyday ~K. D’Angelo […]
Depth Of Field
What is Depth of Field (DOF) One of the most powerful creative tools at the photographers disposal is the depth of field. It’s a creative technique in photography that brings […]
Rule of Thirds
The rule of thirds is one of the most basic photographic compositional techniques which adds more drama, impact and visual appeal to the images. This concept of arranging the elements of the picture has been […]
How to Photograph Eyes
The first thing you notice about a person when you see their face is their Eyes. It is no wonder why, that the eyes are said to be the open windows […]
RAW vs JPEG
One of the first things you need to decide when using a digital camera is whether to shoot in RAW or JPEG file format. There is no right or wrong file […]
New Year’s Resolutions
Happy New Year Everyone !!! Now is the time to make a fresh start to set in motion all those things you’ve been putting off and give your photography that boost to […]
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