Lightroom for everybody with “Essential development” by Sean McCormack
I was the lucky one. When I first started with digital photography in a serious manner, Lightroom was already on the market. …
Studio portraiture simplified with “Great light, easy light” by Kevin Clark
To paraphrase Joe McNally, shooting in available light means simply using the light which is available at the given moment, is it …
Exploring landscape with David DuChemin’s “Portraits of Earth”
Craft & Vision just celebrated its third birthday last week. I started to follow David DuChemin’s web presence closer to two years …
Where sharpness comes from with “Finding focus” by Nicole S. Young
Have you ever wondered how different settings on your camera affect the sharpness of your image? You sure know about the aperture, …
Dodging and burning demystified with new e-book by Piet Van Den Eynde
In the field, the goal of a photographer is to capture the image which will, in the best possible way, evoke the …
Guide to gear, technique and inspiration for macro photography with “Up close” e-book by Andrew S. Gibson
Close up and macro is the one genre of photography with probably the easiest access to diversity of subjects. Unlike landscape, you …
Mobile phone photography primer with “EyePhone” by Al Smith
Mobile phone cameras gain more and more popularity these days. Many established photographers use them as their creative notebook, to simplify the …
Tuesday Read – explore your options in “Shoot + Share” by Stuart Sipahigil
Those familiar with Craft & Vision e-books should remember Stuart Sipahigil. “Close to home. Finding great photographs in your own backyard.” is …