Photography Masterclass Magazine Issue 108

Welcome to this edition of Photography Masterclass Magazine Frost is an underrated photographic subject matter, but frost can add a delicate feel to images and produce beautiful patterns. In this issue of Photography Masterclass Magazine, we’ll give you all the know-how you’ll need to capture frost perfectly. Also in this issue - in our inspiration section, we look at how to get kids interested in photography! Discover 7 simple Lightroom tips every beginner photographer should know, in a great video tutorial. And in our expert guide section, learn tips & tricks for using color successfully in your photography! We also bring you an in-depth interview with Arctic Norway landscape photographer, Frøydis Dalheim. Lots of her images feature her, which add to the visual appeal and storytelling that she is trying to create. And don't…

By: Sandra Linnell Instagram By: Steve Allen Shot Details: Canon EOS 5D Mark II at 40mm, ƒ/5.6, 1/5000s, ISO 640 Website By: M Salahudin Shot Details: Canon EOS 7D at 100mm, ƒ/7.1, 1/640s, ISO 800 Website By: Amy Humphries Shot Details: Canon EOS 6D Mark II at 50mm, ƒ/2.8, 1/160s, ISO 100 Website By: Reina Smyth Shot Details: Canon EOS Rebel T2i at 51mm, ƒ/5.6, 1/80s, ISO 100 Website By: Alberto López Palacios Instagram By: Dmitry K Instagram By: Tomasz Olszewski Shot Details: Apple iPhone 7 Plus at 4mm, ƒ/1.8, 1/17s, ISO 80 Website By: Fotoartist Website By: Lucas Chan Shot Details: Canon EOS 60D at 50mm, ƒ/10, 30s, ISO 800 Instagram…

Photo by: Annie Spratt Are you ready to take a quick trip down Memory Lane with me? A couple months ago, in an article about compact travel cameras, I mentioned that my first camera was a boxy black Kodak VR35 K40. I still remember how that camera felt in my hands, and how every feature worked on it. What’s more, I even remember some of the pictures from the first roll of film I popped into that camera. Considering that I was only about 10 years old and that it was Christmas, most of those first pictures were rather blurry, unimpressive shots of our dog, or of family members opening presents - although I do remember a funny picture that I captured of my grandpa making a surprised face as he emerged from…

Photo by: Felix Dubois-Robert Using color successfully in your images is an art in itself and can really make or break your image. Understanding color combines art and science, with our interpretation of it setting the mood and feel of an image. Our eyes are naturally drawn to certain colors and combinations but the more you know how to use color, the more options you’ll have in your photography. In this expert guide I’m going to talk about some tips and tricks for using color successfully. COLOR THEORY Color Theory is an entire article in itself, but understanding it is key to starting to work with color successfully. The color wheel shows which colors work together in various ways like this: There are various color schemes associated with color theory, but I think the…

https://www.youtube.com/embed/6-4KRPoErBI Why do some color combinations work so well? How much color is too much? How can you control color in your shots when you can’t control the scene you’re shooting? I’ll take you through 8 quick tips, tricks, techniques and ideas for shooting and editing that will hopefully help you create photographs that use color well. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Originally from Bath, England, Jamie Windsor now lives and works in London as a filmmaker and photographer. He runs a YouTube channel and his photographic work can be found at jamiewindsor.com.…

https://www.youtube.com/embed/KDpbq2YNxzw Editing you RAW photos is a key stage of photography. It is your chance to create something special from that moment you captured. These are some key tips I wish I knew when I started using Lightroom. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: I am passionate about landscape photography and the great outdoors. Follow my adventures taking beautiful landscapes in the UK and US on my website, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube & Facebook. My aim is to inspire with Landscape photography tips and techniques.…