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The Most Stubborn Myths in Landscape Photography

Posted on September 16, 2018 by ShutterBug

pay per click advertising Chances are good that you’ve run across plenty of misinformation while practicing photography, landscape or otherwise. Some myths, though, stand the test of time, outlasting years of diligent debunking. Below are four of the most common myths … Continue reading →

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Depth of Field Myths: The Biggest Misconceptions

Posted on November 24, 2017 by ShutterBug

Depth of field causes more confusion among photographers — beginners and otherwise — than nearly any other topic out there. Many “common knowledge” tips about depth of field have some flaws, or are at least partially inaccurate. At a personal level, it … Continue reading →

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4 artificial light myths debunked

Posted on August 2, 2016 by ShutterBug

Artificial light is often considered the big, bad scary villain in the photography world. Say the word “flash” or “studio light” and photographers cringe. We’ve been there and we get it; artificial light is intimidating but that’s just because of … Continue reading →

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