Understanding the Science of Harsh vs. Soft Light
It’s all about size and placement when it comes to light, and bigger is better. This is one topic that many photographers often misunderstand. It seems natural that when a light source moves closer to a subject or becomes larger, the light falling on that subject becomes brighter and harsher.
You will often hear descriptors of light in terms of it being harsh or soft. Harsh light is often equated with bright light sources, whereas soft light is often associated with dimmer sources. However, the brightness of the light is not what makes the determination.
Creative Editing Techniques to Remove Objects with Photoshop
Every photographer has their preferred method, or flow, in the editing process. Mostly, there is no right or wrong way to do a given task. However, there might be a methodology that saves time.
Capturing Beauty in the Ruins - Exploring and Photographing Abandoned Locations
Abandoned exploration piques our curiosity like that of a child, and it is undoubtedly one of my favorite pastimes. People are intrigued by something that is abandoned. Some locations leave one with so many questions, and there is no telling what historical treasures lie inside.