Daily Tips | How To Photograph and Retouch a Sunset

If you photograph a lot of sunsets (who doesn't?) then you'll find this tutorial by Serge Ramelli invaluable. He has a way of squeezing every ounce of colour from a shot. Enjoy!

In this article I am going to discuss more techniques and settings to get a great looking sunset panorama.

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A Natural Light Tip That Will Have Strobists Selling Their Lights |Fstoppers

One of the most noticeable differences between portraits taken outside using natural light as opposed to artificial light is the background. Images using artificial light tend to have darker backgrounds. This is crucial in catching the eye of the viewer and allows him or her to focus on the subject. This article is a guide in achieving this look using natural light only.

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Match Total Exposure | The Underused Lightroom Feature You'll Now Make A Staple

If you’re in Lightroom editing a session’s worth of images, it’s probably fair to assume you have implemented bracketing into your shooting. It’s also fair to assume you have a sequence of shots, even if not bracketed, that were taken in the same lighting environment and thus may warrant having the same exposure. You could go through each image and fine tune them, and judging by eye to see when they are balanced and equal, but there’s a much faster and exact way to do this, and it’s as simple as selecting and clicking.

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