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The post How to Correct Skin Tones in Lightroom (With Color Curves) appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by Erin Peloquin . Lightroom gives you a million and one ways to complete most photo edits; after all, having options is important! No two photos are alike, so no two edits are alike either. However, when it comes to correcting skin tones, I often like to use Lightroo…

The post How to Create Swirly Bokeh (With the Helios 44-2 Lens) appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by Mike Newton . A few years back, I purchased a Sony mirrorless camera to compliment my full-frame Canon DSLR. (A friend convinced me that having a small-form, full-frame camera would be an entirely different way of shooting. I value his opinion, so I picked one up.) Aft…

The post 6 Tips for Setting Your Photography Prices appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by Elizabeth Halford . Do you feel completely in the dark about setting your prices? Do you have a formal price structure or are you just coming up with the numbers? Do you constantly change your price list? Then you’re just like me. Well…me from a few years ago, anyway. It’s funny: …

The post How to Use Flash in Nature and Landscape Photography appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by David Shaw . Late on a winter evening, I was photographing atop a ridge in Colorado’s Front Range. I had been working on some landscape shots, but with the light fading from the sky, the thought of beer and food was beginning to overwhelm my desire to stay out. The color…

The post 5 Must-Have Lenses for Wedding Photographers (Advice From a Pro) appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by Lily Sawyer . Have you ever wondered which lenses for wedding photographers are best? There is a plethora of choices when it comes to lenses, and lens companies come up with new products all the time. Many photographers are attracted to these bright and shiny…

The post Back Button Focus: What Is It and Why Should You Try It? appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by Simon Ringsmuth . What camera operation could be more simple than pressing the shutter button to trigger the focusing mechanism, and then taking a picture? There’s not much to it, really: you look through the viewfinder (or at the LCD screen on the back of the camera…

The post dPS Bi-Weekly Photo Challenge: Golden Hour Glow appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by Sime . We’re back (well, I’m back!) after a couple of weeks away and we’re going to jump straight in with the theme “Golden Hour Glow” from dPS FB Group member, Dennis Maida. Thanks, Dennis. (You can find Dennis’ website here) Make sure you include the hashtags #dPSWeeklyChal…

The post Ethics and Responsibilities for Landscape Photographers appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by John McIntire . It is hardly questionable that landscape photography is both rewarding and fun. The whole process – from planning and researching an outing to finally producing a completed image of an exquisite vista – can be so fulfilling it’s easy to see why it is s…

The post How to Create a Reflection in Photoshop (6 Easy Steps) appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by Darlene Hildebrandt . Looking to create a realistic-looking reflection in Photoshop? Honestly, while using Photoshop to create a reflection might seem hard at first glance, it really isn’t. You just have to follow a specific set of steps relatively carefully! In this a…

The post How to Fill the Frame for Stunning Photos (A Quick Guide) appeared first on Digital Photography School . It was authored by Darren Rowse . Photography is an art form where every detail counts, and one of the most powerful techniques at your disposal is filling the frame – that is, ensuring that your main subject takes up the majority of your photo. Filling the frame can make a huge diffe…