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A look at the most important things to study when starting to learn photography, and how to ensure this learning sinks in.

There are few things more frustrating than reviewing your photos after a shoot… and finding that most of them turned out blurry.Has that happened to you?You might blame yourself for not having your subject in focus. Or think there’s something wrong with your camera.But likely there is another culprit to blame.When you get unintentional blur in a photo, most times it is because your shutter speed was too slow to freeze motion in your image.Unless of course you're actually trying to allow…

It is well known that a 50mm lens on a full-frame camera is somehow similar to what we see with our own eyes. Some photographers prefer to take portrait photographs with a 35mm lens, some others with a 75mm lens while even 105mm can be amazing for portrait photography. But what about a 50mm lens? […]

Photography beginners guide: How to learn photography? These are my 7 quick tips, how you get rid of automatic mode forever, take better photos and master your photography skills instantly.

One way to stay inspired as a photographer is to take part in individual or group photography projects and push yourself to complete them.

From the practical to the philosophical, here are eight possible reasons why you're taking bad photos plus some advice on how to make them better.