Anastasiya Shtanakova

We've all experienced a moment: the disappointment of opening up a great photo only to realize that your eyes are shut. Whether it's a candid shot taken by a friend or a portrait shot by a professional, the result is always the same — a potentially perfect picture spoiled.

Cameras are now used equally for photography and video. As a rule, they are models with a large sensor and interchangeable optics, with high resolution and certain creative possibilities. What would be a good addition to them? The best SD card, of course!

Discover marketing photography strategies, creative ideas, and essential tools for 2025. Learn how to attract clients, stand out online, and grow a sustainable photography business.

Framing in photography is often used to direct the viewer's eye towards the subject of an image. Here's what it is and how to best use it.

Want heartwarming newborn photos? Discover infant photography tips to create a calm, safe shoot and get touching shots—even if the baby cries or won’t sit still!

The bit depth of color is one of those terms we all encounter on a daily basis, but very few photographers really understand. Photoshop offers 8, 16, and 32-bit image file formats. Sometimes we see files called 24 or 48. In your camera settings, you can find a choice of 12 or 14. What does all this mean and what really matters? Let's work together to understand the difference between 8-bit and 16-bit.