Life is made up of countless unique moments. Some are happy, some are sad. Some special and wonderful moments are joyfully anticipated and planned for, like a wedding, the arrival of a new baby or a highschool graduation. Other moments, though, can arise completely spontaneously — anywhere, anytime, even in your own home. A child’s …
If you’re a keen amateur photographer, you may have wondered about ways to earn a bit of extra cash from your hobby. Stock photography can be a great option to sell your photos from home. Stock photos are sold as licensed images to customers such as businesses, media organisations and marketing agencies for use in …
There are millions of poker players throughout the world. Thanks to online casinos, players can enjoy poker games from the comfort of their homes. It is now possible to play against the dealer or other players via phone, tablet or desktop. The large player-base means there is an urgent need for poker information. Many sports …
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In the past, the realm of photography was limited to the lucky few who had access to a good camera and had been trained in the art of taking photos by choosing the correct settings for every different situation. Today, with the affordability of good camera equipment, and the dramatic increase in the quality of …
It’s often said that a bad workman will blame their tools, but the only blame for a badly taken photograph is the photographer’s. If you haven’t taken the time to learn your way around your camera then it’s not the camera’s fault if the shot doesn’t work out. Here, our justphotographics.com experts will explain to …
Chances are if you’re a fan of great photography, you’re a fan of Robert Capa. You will at least have seen some of his striking images which mark him out as history’s greatest war photographer. Born Endre Friedmann in Budapest, Hungary in 1913, he was forced to flee oppression in his homeland as a teenager. …
The first photograph, View from the Window at Le Gras taken in 1826 by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, would be more accurately called the earliest surviving photograph. It is known that Thomas Wedgewood had previously attempted to capture permanent images on boards covered in light-sensitive chemicals, but his experiments had limited success. The picture by Niépce …