Zoner Photo Studio Blog

To call a jaunt through the Papua rainforest a trip to prehistory is a bit of a brash cliché, but it is one that rings true. Papua New Guinea is truly still a place with people living in the style of the stone age, though the inhabitants’ cotton t-shirts spoil the impression somewhat. They don’t [...]

A summary of the last week on our blog, the results of some research about photo equipment users, sports galleries, and an Almost Velvet Revolution.

What makes photography so fun and interesting is that it that the end result is coming from YOUR perspective. Because each of us are unique, those different perspectives will reflect that fact. That is what makes online photo sharing so interesting and entertaining. It is everyday life from different angles, interpretations and perspectives. For the [...]

In this, our latest article series, we’ll be going through the basics of the art of photography, not only via advice and tips, but also and above all in a practical way, right out there in the field. Our teachers will be people making a living from photography, and their student will be me, Jirka, Zoner Blog regular, Zoner employee, and a man still on his photography honeymoon. I’ve only owned a camera for about five months, and I want to improve the quality of my photos. In this first lesson we’ll focus on composition.

At the moment there’s a nice highly visible full moon in the Northern Hemisphere, so let’s talk a little about photographing the Moon – how to set up your camera, and what to watch out for. A full moon is something that strikes you right away as unusual and mysterious. Even on normal days, the [...]