Aperture is the opening in a lens, which light passes through to enter the camera. It’s communicated in f-stops, such as f/1.4, f/4, f/16, and so on.
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Learn how to take better photos with tips and tutorials. From learning how to use manual mode to understanding the different types of portrait photography, you'll get advice to take your photos to the next level.
Understanding white balance
White balance is the process of adjusting the colors in an image to match how it’s perceived by your eyes. It’s also known as grey or neutral balance.
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How to shoot great portraits on your iPhone
Are you looking to take stunning portraits on your iPhone? We’ll cover tips and tricks to take your iPhone portraits to the next level.
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How to use leading lines for better photos
One of the most powerful compositional tools in photography are leading lines. A leading line paves a path for a viewer to follow to a point of interest.
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Rule of thirds in photography
In photography, the rule of thirds is a compositional tool that divides the image into thirds. It states that an image is aesthetically pleasing when the subject is placed on a third.
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How to take a black and white portrait
Black and white portraits have more texture and contrast. It also shows strong emotions by removing color, which changes the focus to expression.
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8 tips for outdoor portrait photography
From finding the right location to understanding natural light or golden hour, learn how to take high-quality outdoor portraits.
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How to find models for photography
After you’ve run out of friends to photograph, try models. If you have no budget or portfolio, here’s your complete guide to finding models for photography.
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How to shoot in manual mode
Manual mode is an important camera setting that allows you to control ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. This is beneficial because you control the exposure.
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Portrait vs. headshot
The main difference between a portrait and a headshot is the purpose. Headshots are a professional representation while a portrait is more creative.
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