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How to Photograph the Milky WayA short guide to photographing the Milky Way: when and where to find it, the gear that helps, focusing and exposing in the dark, and finishing...By Photzy - Jason D. LittleLog in to download2.9 MBSource: photzy.comBird Photography(6)
10 Essential Bird Photography Camera SettingsAre you looking to get started with bird photography, but you’re not sure which settings are best? In this article, I break it all down for...By Digital Photography SchoolLog in to download85.4 KBSource: digital-photography-school.com
BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY 101: Beginners guide for settings, finding birds, tricks, equipment, and more!Join me for this detailed look at how to start off in the hobby of bird photography. Not only do I explain the fundamentals of how...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
HERE’S WHY YOUR BIRD PICS AREN’T SHARPJoin me as I show you all my best tips and tricks to take sharper bird photos, with lots of examples. I teach you all the...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH SMALL BIRDS: PHOTOGRAPHY top pro tips (using my Canon R5)Join me for some bird photography on location as I teach you my best tips to take better pics of small birds. I'll teach you how...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
PRO SECRETS FOR TACK SHARP BIRD IN FLIGHT PHOTOS: Top tips and settings to get the shots!Join me as I take you through my top tips, settings and techniques to get tack-sharp fast action and bird in flight shots. As a professional...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
The MOST IMPORTANT wildlife photography tip, BY FAR!Join me as I teach you the secrets to taking amazing wildlife photos. In this video, I'll show you the critical tip of getting to eye...WatchBlack and white(1)
Black and White PhotographyKent DuFault on taking black and white images from the ordinary to the extraordinary — learning to see in monochrome, and using tone and contrast rather...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download1.2 MBSource: photzy.comCamera Settings, Technique and Beginners(34)
17 Beginner Photography Tips (How to Get Started)Talk to an experienced photographer, and they’ll tell you that photography is both incredibly fun and extremely rewarding. When you’re just a beginner, however, it’s easy...By Digital Photography School - Lea HawkinsOpen
20 photography hacks and tips you will actually useSimon d'Entremont shares practical field-tested techniques to improve technical workflow and camera management. These insights cover diverse challenges, from optimizing autofocus and battery life in extreme...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
ApertureA printable card on aperture: the f-stop scale from f/1.4 to f/22, how each setting changes brightness and depth of field, and which range suits portraits,...By PhotzyLog in to download345.1 KBSource: photzy.com
Black and White Photography: A Beginner’s Guide to Getting StartedIf you’ve never tried black and white photography before, you may feel a bit intimidated. After all, how do you get started? Should you be shooting...By Digital Photography School - Andrew S. GibsonLog in to download159.9 KBSource: digital-photography-school.com
Colour Temperature ScaleA one-page colour temperature scale in kelvin, from candlelight and tungsten through daylight and flash to overcast sky and shade. One page.Log in to download110.6 KB
Demystifying the HistogramA printable action card on reading the histogram: what the left and right sides show, how to judge whether an exposure matches what you intended, and...By PhotzyLog in to download333.0 KBSource: photzy.com
Electronic Flash Parts and NomenclatureA two-page reference naming every part of a flash unit - foot, sync port, external battery port, ready light, mode button and the rest - and...By PhotzyLog in to download36.6 KBSource: photzy.com
Exposure TriangleA printable card on the exposure triangle: how ISO, aperture and shutter speed balance each other, and what moving each one does to brightness, noise, depth...By PhotzyLog in to download51.5 KBSource: photzy.com
Focusing on Your Focal Point as a SubjectChoosing and holding the right focal point: why a clearly identified focal point gives a picture impact, how to decide what it should be, keeping the...By Photzy - Kevin Landwer-JohanLog in to download5.8 MBSource: photzy.com
How to Effectively Convey MotionThe difference between capturing motion and conveying it: the misconceptions about what viewers read into a picture, and the techniques that make movement felt. 40 pages.By Photzy - Karlo de LeonLog in to download4.7 MBSource: photzy.com
How to Make Your Images as Sharp as PossibleWhy some shots come home soft, and what to do about it: what u201csharpu201d really means, looking after your gear, shooting technique that keeps the camera...By Photzy - Aaron SeefeldLog in to download1.7 MBSource: photzy.com
How to shoot in Manual…GET OFF AUTO MODE!Join me as I teach you how to shoot in Manual Mode even if you don't have a lot of experience behind the camera. I'll show...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
If I was starting out in photography from 0, this is what I’d do.Follow me on: Facebook / sdentrem Instagram / simon.dentremont Website https://www.simondentremont.com/ AskBy Simon d'EntremontWatch
Intuitively Understand Exposure in 12 Minutes (With Real Examples)Stop letting your camera decide! Master the 3 essential camera settings that will transform your photography. In this complete guide to exposure, you'll learn how aperture,...By Never FstopWatch
Learn Depth of Field in 6 Minutes (With Real Examples)Ever wondered how to get background blur in portraits or keep everything sharp in landscapes? Depth of Field (DOF) is the key, and it’s easier to...By Never FstopWatch
Learn Photography – Simple, Practical – Free Photography CourseFirst video in free 10-part photography course. How I got to shoot for Australian Geographic Magazine, travel the world and sell wildlife photos and videos to...By Chris BrayWatch
Light Colour Temperature Cheat SheetA one-page chart of the colour temperature of common light sources, from candlelight to open shade, for choosing a white balance. One page.By PhotzyLog in to download16.0 KBSource: photzy.com
Lighting Evaluation Cheat SheetA one-page list of questions to ask before you shoot: how many light sources there are, their colour temperature, which one dominates, whether to move or...By PhotzyLog in to download32.9 KBSource: photzy.com
Manual ModeA one-page reference for working in manual mode: the three settings you control - ISO, aperture and shutter speed - and how changing one affects the...By PhotzyLog in to download250.8 KBSource: photzy.com
Mastering BacklightA printable A5 reference card on backlighting, covering three situations: light shining through a translucent subject such as a leaf, a lit background behind the subject,...By PhotzyLog in to download684.2 KBSource: photzy.com
Media Cards: Getting It Right from the StartHow to manage memory cards so you never lose them or the pictures on them: labelling, formatting, card holders and a sensible routine from the camera...By Photzy - Andrew DarlowLog in to download785.0 KBSource: photzy.com
Next Level Techniques for Advanced BeginnersYou’ve been bitten by the photography bug – it’s not an actual insect, but you know what I mean. After the salesman pried that hard-earned money...By Digital Photography SchoolLog in to download82.3 KBSource: digital-photography-school.com
Photographing Moving WaterA printable card on moving water: freezing the motion with a fast shutter speed, or blurring it with a tripod, a remote release and a neutral...By PhotzyLog in to download371.2 KBSource: photzy.com
PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS in 10 MINUTESDavid Manning explains the fundamental concepts of ISO, aperture, and shutter speed to help users troubleshoot image issues. Learn to control light, depth of field, and...By David ManningWatch
Photography EssentialsSerge Ramelli’s visual guide to the essentials, illustrated with his own landscape and cityscape images: shooting at the right time of day (golden hour, sunset and...By Serge RamelliLog in to download950.0 B
PRO CAMERA HACK: Manual with AUTO ISO. Why this may be the best setting ever!In this video, I'll teach you how to shoot in Manual, but with a twist that may be even better than the usual Manual setting. I'll...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
Quick Capture CardsReference cards laid out as a deck of playing cards: the basics such as focal length and exposure, plus settings and approaches for subjects like night,...By Expert PhotographyLog in to download950.0 BSource: expertphotography.com
Technology: Face It and Embrace ItKent DuFault interviews Sean Malyon, a Bristol fashion and editorial photographer who moved his whole professional practice from Nikon DSLRs to Fujifilm mirrorless cameras: why he...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download1.5 MBSource: photzy.com
The Composition ChecklistA one-page checklist to run through before pressing the shutter: primary subject, direction of the light, distractions at the frame edge, pointers, flow, the focal point...Log in to download51.7 KB
The Pros and Cons of Different Sensor SizesWhat a camera sensor is, the sizes available, what crop factor means in practice, and the advantages and disadvantages of each sensor size. 13 pages.By Photzy - Jo PlumridgeLog in to download6.1 MBSource: photzy.com
The TRUTH about shooting at ISO 100 that the PROS know.My name is Simon d'Entremont and I'm a professional wildlife and nature photographer from Eastern Canada. In this video I'll share with why shooting at ISO...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
The WRONG APERTURE and SENSOR SIZE are not why your backgrounds aren’t blurry!Simon d'Entremont explores key variables affecting background blur beyond lens aperture, such as subject distance, background distance, and focal length. This guide demonstrates how to achieve...Watch
THIS makes photography SO MUCH EASIER! How to use Aperture PriorityIn this video, I'll show you how to use Aperture Priority on your camera.By Simon d'EntremontWatch
Understanding the HistogramA one-page card explaining the histogram: what the dark, medium and light regions show, how to spot under- and overexposure, and how to correct it. One...By PhotzyLog in to download309.6 KBSource: photzy.comCompetitions and salons(1)
The most important PHOTOGRAPHY SKILL that nobody teaches. How to look at photos.Follow me on: Facebook / sdentrem Instagram / simon.dentremontBy Simon d'EntremontWatchComposition(5)
Advanced CompositionA full Photzy guide to composing at an advanced level. It starts with pre-visualisation, anticipation and timing, then works through focal points, format, the use of...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download950.0 BSource: photzy.com
Composition: The Puzzle That Completes a PhotoWhy composition matters and how it actually works - a photograph has to persuade the viewer’s brain to read a flat image as a three-dimensional scene,...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download3.7 MBSource: photzy.com
Composition: Visual WeightA one-page card on visual weight - why the eye goes to size, contrast, colour and faces first - and how to use that to steer...Log in to download811.8 KB
Understanding CompositionThe companion to Advanced Composition, starting from what composition is and why it matters, then the focal point, the natural flow of a photograph, the use...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download950.0 BSource: photzy.com
Using the Crop Tool to Create Better PicturesHow to use the crop tool in Photoshop and Lightroom: cropping for size, working with aspect ratio, the reasons to crop at all, and how to...By Photzy - Jo PlumridgeLog in to download5.2 MBSource: photzy.comCreative(2)
Creating Vintage Postcards in PhotoshopA step-by-step Photoshop project turning one of your own photographs into a vintage-style postcard. 21 pages.By Debi PietiLog in to download2.0 MB
Light PaintingWhat light painting is and how it works, what you need, how to set up the camera, and a set of examples to try for yourself....By Photzy - Jason D. LittleLog in to download972.1 KBSource: photzy.comInspirational(1)
Life Lessons We Can Learn from Mother NatureTwo books in one. Part I pairs quotations with Rick Sammon's Mother Nature photographs; Part II is a set of quick photographic techniques for shooting the...By Rick SammonLog in to download9.2 MBSource: ricksammon.comLandscape and travel(9)
Bits of Kit for LandscapesA two-page kit list from the same photographer: cameras, lenses, polarisers and graduated ND filters, plus the small things that make a long day in the...By Raymond Salisbury - Hot Pixels PhotographyLog in to download99.8 KBSource: hotpixels.co.nz
Camera Settings and Other Considerations for Seascape PhotographyPhotographing the sea: the camera and waterproof equipment worth having, staying safe on the shoreline, the camera settings to use, and tips for stronger seascape images....By Photzy - Jo PlumridgeLog in to download6.6 MBSource: photzy.com
How to Utilize Rivers in Your PhotographyRivers as a subject in their own right and as an element in other pictures: staying safe near moving water, where a river adds to a...By Photzy - Aaron SeefeldLog in to download3.6 MBSource: photzy.com
Landscape Photographer’s Shooting ChecklistA one-page checklist to run through on location: ISO, manual mode, metering, tripod, shutter speed and aperture, depth of field, focus, cable release, memory card, horizon,...By PhotzyLog in to download23.5 KBSource: photzy.com
Landscape PhotographyKent DuFault’s short guide to landscape photography, built around the elements of composition: leading lines, receding objects of a known size, shadows and highlights, diminishing contrast,...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download2.3 MBSource: photzy.com
Quick Guide to Photographing SeascapesJason D. Little on photographing the sea: why the coast makes you give up some control, and how to read its changing mood and drama for...By Photzy - Jason D. LittleLog in to download3.0 MBSource: photzy.com
Sand, Sea and SurfPhil Sturgess’s PSSA 2025 presentation on coastal photography, dated 12 August 2025. It works through subject, situation and seeing - composing with waves, sand and rocks,...By Phil SturgessLog in to download9.0 MB
The Complete Landscape Photography GuideKent DuFault’s premium guide to landscape photography: equipment and packing for field work, metering and exposure, composition, depth of field, and then shooting at night, in...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download950.0 BSource: photzy.com
Top 10 Tips: LandscapesTen short, practical tips for stronger landscape photographs from New Zealand photographer Raymond Salisbury: the camera and lenses worth having, shooting in the golden hour rather...By Raymond Salisbury - Hot Pixels PhotographyLog in to download99.8 KBSource: hotpixels.co.nzLighting and flash(6)
Backlit PhotographyHow backlighting behaves and how to handle it: the very wide range of contrast in a backlit scene, the intensity, direction and quality of the light,...By Simon d'EntremontLog in to download1.9 MBSource: simondentremont.com
Electronic Flash: Parts and PracticesKent DuFault’s premium guide to portable flash for anyone put off by an unfriendly manual: what each part and setting does, the terms you need, and...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download5.5 MBSource: photzy.com
The Lighting GuideLenworth Johnson’s short guide to rim lighting for portraits: a one-light setup and a two-light setup with a large softbox and a beauty dish, each with...By Lenworth JohnsonLog in to download231.6 KBSource: lenworthjohnsonphotography.com
The Psychology of ColourA one-page reference on the psychology of colour - the positive and negative associations each colour carries - useful when choosing a palette for an image...By PhotzyLog in to download36.2 KBSource: photzy.com
Understanding Light: Book OneThe first of two guides on light as the building block of photography: its two main characteristics and the others that matter, how it affects the...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download3.2 MBSource: photzy.com
Understanding Light: Book TwoThe second book moves from seeing light to controlling it: creating and mixing light of known character, and using it to establish shape, texture, composition and...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download6.2 MBSource: photzy.comLightroom, Camera Raw and Photoshop Post-processing(37)
5 HIDDEN HACKS in LIGHTROOM you NEVER KNEW existed!By Simon d'EntremontWatch
7 Mistakes That Make Photoshop Composites Look FakeA critique session on why some composites look pasted together. Seven common mistakes are shown on real examples, with fixes: lighting direction, contrast and depth, white...By NuclyWatch
Clone Stamp Tool – Fill Areas by Painting with Pixels from the Same ImageSample any part of an image and paint it into sparse areas to fill and balance your composition with the Clone Stamp tool. About 3 minutes,...By Adobe Learn - Jan KabiliOpen
Complete Lightroom Masterclass: EDIT PHOTOS like a PRO with my 12-step process!Simon d'Entremont shares a 12-step raw photo editing workflow designed to streamline processing while producing high-quality results. Through practical examples of nature photography, specific techniques for...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
Create This Backlight Effect Using Only Lightroom (No Photoshop Needed)Christian Möhrle builds a glowing backlight effect in Lightroom Classic alone: denoise, basic adjustments, the backlight effect built with masks, more masking, colour grading and sharpening....By Christian Möhrle (The Phlog Photography)Watch
Crimson Flight: From Photos to Finished Composite in PhotoshopA full compositing project in Photoshop, from the source photographs to a finished cinematic image: building and extending the environment from stock images, blending the subject...By NuclyWatch
Cut Out Trees and Fine Branches with Channels in PhotoshopStop masking trees by hand: go through the red, green and blue channels, duplicate the one with the most contrast, push it to black and white...By Vighsual (@vighsual on Instagram)Watch
Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop – Tools and TipsA one-page guide to blending a portrait with a landscape or texture: six steps from opening the two images to a clipping mask, a layer mask...By GFX OM (@gfx.om on Instagram)Log in to download202.7 KBSource: instagram.com
Dramatic Wildlife Photos EditingMark Dumbleton demonstrates a seven-step Lightroom workflow to enhance RAW wildlife images. The process covers essential adjustments from noise reduction and cropping to selective color grading...By Mark DumbletonWatch
Get your ISO 12,800 photos looking like new!My name is Simon d'Entremont and I'm a professional wildlife and nature photographer from Eastern Canada. In this video, I'll show you how to process the...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
How to Fix Backlit Photos (Lightroom Masking Tutorial for Beginners)A beginner-friendly Lightroom masking lesson on backlit sunset photos: why to underexpose in the camera, then masking the sky to recover it, masking the subject to...By Manual Mode for MomsWatch
How to Get Perfect Skin in PhotoshopA mini course on skin retouching in Photoshop: removing blemishes, smoothing skin, dodge and burn, fixing skin colour, frequency separation and the skin smoothing neural filter....By NuclyWatch
How to get soft images tack sharp IN LIGHTROOM Classic and ADOBE CAMERA RAWIn this video, I'll show you my best processing techniques to improve the sharpness of your photos! My name is Simon d'Entremont and I'm a Canon...By Simon d'EntremontWatch
How to Remove a Person from a PhotoUse Photoshop’s Content-Aware Fill to automatically hide people and larger objects. About 3 minutes, on Adobe Learn.By Adobe LearnOpen
How to Remove Glare from Glasses Using PhotoshopFive worked projects, from easy to advanced, on removing glare from glasses in portraits, using the Remove tool, Generative Fill, path selections, Quick Mask and Curves....By NuclyWatch
How to Remove Objects with Generative AI in PhotoshopRemove unwanted content from an image using Generative Fill, a great option for large objects or large areas of a photo. About 4 minutes, on Adobe...By Adobe Learn - Jan KabiliOpen
How to rescue DULL AND LIFELESS images using LIGHTROOM!In this video, I'll show you my best processing techniques for dull and lifeless wildlife photos.By Simon d'EntremontLog in to download1.5 MBWatch on youtu.be
How to Select Curly Hair and Remove the Background in PhotoshopCut out curly hair cleanly: make a rough Lasso selection, open Select and Mask, brush around the hair with the Refine Edge brush and output to...By Graphic Influence (@graphicinfluence01 on Instagram)Watch
How to Use Depth Maps in PhotoshopHow to use a depth map in Photoshop to give a flat picture depth: the Depth Blur neural filter, the Lens Blur filter, atmospheric depth, fog...By NuclyWatch
I Found a Way to Get More Detail From My RAW FilesMark Dumbleton evaluates two professional post-processing workflows for wildlife photography. By comparing a Lightroom-only approach against a combined process using DxO PureRAW 6, this guide demonstrates...By Mark DumbletonWatch
I Reviewed Your Composites for March 2026A review of entries from a monthly compositing challenge. For each image it covers what works, what breaks the illusion and the one change that would...By NuclyWatch
Learn Photo Compositing in Photoshop 2026 (Start to Finish Project)A practical introduction to photo compositing in Photoshop 2026, building a complete scene from several separate images. It covers layer masks, cutting out a subject, Select...By NuclyWatch
Learn Photoshop Layers by Building a CompositeA video tutorial on how Photoshop layers work, built around turning a single photograph into a layered composite: separating the subject from the background, working with...By NuclyWatch
Learn to Split Water in Photoshop: It’s Easier Than You ThinkHow to create a split water effect, with half the subject above the water line and half below, by building a book cover from start to...By NuclyWatch
Lightroom Masking Finally Made Easy: My Favorite TricksWildlife photographer Steve Perry shows how he uses masking in Lightroom for clean, natural edits without halos or a cut-out look: better subject selection, Auto Mask,...By Steve PerryWatch
Lightroom Q&AScott Kelby answers the questions Lightroom users actually ask, in a straight question-and-answer format — from installing downloaded presets onwards. 45 pages.By Scott KelbyLog in to download1.5 MB
Master Selections with the Marquee Tool: 10 Photoshop TricksTen tips for the Marquee tool in Photoshop: moving a selection while you are still drawing it, the shortcut keys, fixed sizes and ratios, feathering, expanding...By NuclyWatch
Remove Distractions in Photoshop on the WebThe Object Selection tool in Photoshop on the web makes removing unwanted elements like grass or furniture quick and effortless. About 1 minute, on Adobe Learn.By Adobe LearnOpen
Remove Large Objects from Photos with Content-Aware FillMake a rough selection around an object, then let Photoshop automatically fill the area with matching content. About 3 minutes, on Adobe Learn.By Adobe Learn - Jan KabiliOpen
Say Goodbye to Distractions in Your Photos – the Remove ToolQuickly remove unwanted content with the Remove tool, with or without Generative AI, by brushing over or around the objects. About 4 minutes, on Adobe Learn.By Adobe Learn - Jesus RamirezOpen
Swan Ascent Photoshop Composite Part 1The first half of a live compositing project: setting up the file, creating and extending the background, adding basic atmosphere and cutting out the subject. Part...By NuclyWatch
Swan Ascent Photoshop Composite Part 2The second half of the Swan Ascent project: turning grapes into balloons, adding the swans and finishing with a colour grade that pulls the whole composite...By NuclyWatch
The ONE Detail Mistake That Ruins Wildlife Photos (Lightroom Tutorial)Mark Dumbleton demonstrates how to correctly use Lightroom masks to enhance sharp details on a subject while softening background areas. Learn to apply targeted clarity, sharpening,...By Mark DumbletonWatch
The Photoshop Harmonize Tool in 2026A close look at the Harmonize tool in Photoshop: where to find it, what it changes behind the scenes, and how it matches colour, lighting, shadows...By NuclyWatch
Turning an Elephant into a Balloon – Surreal Art in PhotoshopA surreal composite in which an elephant floats like a balloon. It shows how to combine several images into one scene, using the Harmonize tool for...By NuclyWatch
Why I Use Curves on Almost Every CompositeAn in-depth lesson on the Curves tool in Photoshop: going beyond the basic S-curve to control contrast, colour, brightness and depth, match elements to each other,...By NuclyWatch
Why some photos look 3D (and yours don’t).Simon d'Entremont explains how to add depth and dimension to nature photographs beyond just sharpness. Learn techniques like utilizing background blur, managing brightness contrast, and leveraging...By Simon d'EntremontWatchMacro and close-up(12)
A Bug’s Eye View: A Beginner’s Guide to Insect Macro PhotographyHow to find, approach and photograph insects, with practical advice on getting close without scaring them off. 19 pages.By Photzy - Leanne CleaveleyLog in to download6.0 MBSource: photzy.com
Bitten by the Macro Bug: Free ModelsFinding macro subjects that cost nothing - insects, plants and everyday objects close to home. 18 pages.By Photzy - Lynne GuentherLog in to download950.0 BSource: photzy.com
Bitten by the Macro Bug: Getting StartedA beginner’s start in macro photography, and the first decisions about gear and subjects. 19 pages.By Photzy - Lynne GuentherLog in to download4.3 MBSource: photzy.com
Camera Settings for Gorgeous Flower PhotosThe gear and camera settings for flower photography - lenses, aperture, shutter speed and ISO - and the other factors that get the best out of...By Photzy - Jo PlumridgeLog in to download558.7 KBSource: photzy.com
Camera Settings for Macro PhotographyAperture, shutter speed and ISO for close-up work, and how to handle the very shallow depth of field. 17 pages.By Photzy - Jo PlumridgeLog in to download2.3 MBSource: photzy.com
Discover the Magical World of Photographing SnowflakesPhotographing snowflakes and frost at high magnification, and the patience the subject demands. 23 pages.By Photzy - Leanne CleaveleyLog in to download5.9 MBSource: photzy.com
Extension Tubes – Get Into Macro for LessHow extension tubes let you shoot close-up with lenses you already own, and what you give up in return. 16 pages.By Photzy - Jason D. LittleLog in to download4.4 MBSource: photzy.com
Four Ideas for Creative Insect MacrosFour approaches for going beyond a record shot of an insect and making a more creative image. 20 pages.By Photzy - Leanne CleaveleyLog in to download7.2 MBSource: photzy.com
How to Use Your Flash When Shooting MacroUsing flash at close range: diffusion, positioning, and getting natural-looking light on small subjects. 18 pages.By Photzy - Jason D. LittleLog in to download7.2 MBSource: photzy.com
Macro Lighting OptionsThe lighting choices for close-up work, from natural light and reflectors to ring and twin flash. 16 pages.By Photzy - Jason D. LittleLog in to download4.8 MBSource: photzy.com
Photographing Flowers with a Macro LensWorking with flowers: choosing your subject, coping with wind and light, and keeping backgrounds clean. 22 pages.By Photzy - Leanne CleaveleyLog in to download5.6 MBSource: photzy.com
What Is Macro Photography and How Can I Try It?An introduction to macro photography: what it is, the gear you need to begin, and simple subjects to start with. 14 pages.By Photzy - Jo PlumridgeLog in to download4.9 MBSource: photzy.comManuals(3)
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV Wi-Fi Instruction ManualCanon’s manual for the Wi-Fi functions of the EOS 5D Mark IV: connecting to a phone, EOS Utility and Connect Station, printing to a Wi-Fi printer,...By CanonLog in to download1.7 MB
Canon EOS R5 Mark II Advanced User GuideCanon’s full advanced user guide for the EOS R5 Mark II (firmware 1.0.2 and later): every menu, setting and function. A reference to search rather than...By CanonLog in to download950.0 B
The DSLR Crash CourseA licensed edition of a classroom course on using a DSLR, with exercises and assignments so you learn by doing - the same material the original...By PhotzyLog in to download3.8 MBSource: photzy.comNature and wildlife(5)
5 Tiny Habits for Better Wildlife PhotographyBy Mark DumbletonWatch
Photographing Wildlife – When You’re Not a Wildlife PhotographerWildlife photography for travellers rather than specialists: researching and planning a trip, scoping out where and when the animals will be, allowing for travel times, permits...By Photzy - Karthika GuptaLog in to download3.3 MBSource: photzy.com
The Easiest Metering Mode for Wildlife PhotographyBy Mark DumbletonWatch
TOP TIPS to get into WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY. Learn from a professional!In this video I walk you through starting out in wildlife photography.By Simon d'EntremontWatch
Wildlife Photography – Beginner: Getting startedWildlife is a beloved topic within photography, that requires good knowledge of the environment, patience and resilience. It is not for the faint-hearted but starting out...By Radomir JakubowskiWatchPortraits and people(2)
7 Tips to Make B&W PortraitsSeven practical tips for black and white portraits: starting from a strong composition, reading the direction, contrast and texture of the light, focusing carefully on the...By Photzy - Kent DuFaultLog in to download950.0 BSource: photzy.com
Posing WomenA one-page posing card for photographing women: lying, sitting, the over-the-shoulder look, chin and face, curves, and preparing to shoot. One page.Log in to download895.0 KBPresentations(3)
Architecture: Innovation, Form and StructureKim Stevens’s PSSA 2025 congress presentation on architectural photography: a tour through architecture across the ages, from ancient Egypt and classical Greece and Rome onwards, and...By Kim StevensLog in to download1.9 MB
CompositesA workshop presentation on composite photography - combining two or more images into one - covering the three things that make a composite believable: perspective, shadows...By MichelleLog in to download2.7 MB
The Art of Food PhotographyYvette Jordaan’s PSSA 2025 congress presentation on food photography: styles, backgrounds, composition, props, storytelling, troubleshooting and inspiration, drawn from the cookbooks she has photographed and designed....By Yvette JordaanLog in to download3.4 MB