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If you were one of those students who loved art classes but hated math, it was probably a shock to the system when you found out just how much math you'd end up using as a professional designer. In fact, math skills are absolutely essential for print design—at the very least, you need to know how to measure out your bleed area and understand the physical size of your canvas. But if you're willing to understand more than just the mathematical basics, you can use those numbers and measurements…

Alright ladies (and gentlemen!) -- today we are bringing it all together. Remember this? The triangle is our friend... Your ISO, Aperture, and

Become a flash photography master

How to freeze action when taking high speed photos of subjects such as people in motion, water splashes, or items smashing.

I can count on one hand the number of rules I will obey without question, based solely on fear of catastrophic consequences: I turn off personal electronics

We've dedicated an entire article to the best camera settings for Milky Way photography. We use these for 98% of our Milky Way shots. Find out how!

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Photography tips and photoshop tutorials for camera enthusiasts of all skill levels

Photography is an art. Art is subjective. The one most important factor necessary in photography is light—quality light. Without light, there are no photographs. So, if you photograph your subject—whatever your subject may be: person, place, or thing—in quality light, you are likely to create art that people will subjectively view as “beautiful.” I’m not [...]

Exposure is a critical element that determines what is actually recorded on film or the image sensor. There are three adjustable elements that control the exposure - ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed.

Since our last post of 5 Must-Read Photography Books was so popular we decided to add a few more books to the list. 1. The Luminous Portrait by Elizabeth Messina Allison Jacob's Favorite It was so exciting to get to hear Elizabeth Messina speak at WPPI this past year.

A step back to the future

Ever wonder why you may look prettier in some photos and uglier in others, even with the same smile and the same lighting? It's all about the camera lens. These portraits—taken by Stephen Eastwood—show how this works.

Welcome to Ld Nature Photography, a collection of images ranging from beautiful landscapes to delicate flowers. Enjoy!