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High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography: When and How to Use It
High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography helps capture detail in both the brightest and darkest parts of a scene that a single exposure can’t handle. By combining several images taken at different exposures, it produces a balanced photo that more closely resembles what the human eye sees. HDR photography should be used when lighting varies greatly—such as sunrise, sunset, or interiors with bright windows—to achieve better exposure and more natural results. When used thoughtfully,
Jhon Anderson
Nov 26, 202511 min read


Behind the Shadows: Stories of Our Black & White Photography Winners
Black and white photography has a timeless power—stripping away color to reveal emotion, texture, and truth in its purest form. In our annual Black and White Photography Contest, photographers from around the world embraced this expressive medium to create images that are both visually striking and profoundly moving. In this article, we dive into the stories behind the winning photographers, exploring their creative processes, inspirations, and the journeys that led them to c
The Artist Gallery Team
Nov 21, 20254 min read


RAW vs. HEIF vs. JPEG: File Formats for Professional Use
Choosing the best image file format can make or break a professional photography workflow. Each format affects how images look, how easily they can be edited, and how well they print or display online. For most professionals, RAW or DNG formats capture the highest quality and editing flexibility, while TIFF delivers the best results for printing and archiving. A photographer who understands file formats gains more control over color, detail, and efficiency. JPEG remains usefu
Jhon Anderson
Nov 11, 202510 min read


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