As said in The Photographic Eye, it wasn’t until this photographer started using power words in photography that they really started to tap into their true potential as a photographer. Their images went from one-dimensional to being full of shape, form, texture, and depth.
Like any other art form, photography has a way of taking the artist in areas they probably wouldn’t be involved in otherwise. Peter McKinnon has an excellent video highlighting the matter, discussing the notion of where photography takes you.
Peter McKinnon is known as one of the most popular photographers on YouTube, with his latest video focusing on product photography. If you’re interested in learning what McKinnon refers to as the easiest trick in product photography, check it out!
This is an interesting video from Peter McKinnon where he sits down and talks to Toronto-based photographer Peter Andrew. In it Peter talks about his Canadian Penny NFT project and along the way, he talks about how to make money in photography, how to shoot with a white background, and how to do focus stacking….
If you’re just starting out in photography, this Photography for Beginners guide on Expert Photography is for you! Numerous basics are covered in the guide from how a camera works to exposure fundamentals to depth of field and a lot more. A cool part of this guide is you can download it, for free, as…