Check out the amazing shots our members produced while participating in our recent "Autumn Harvest" photography challenge. They explored the human side of the autumn season this month. Rather than doing the typical photographing fall foliage shots, they headed out into their communities in pursui...
Negative space photography is the focus of this month's members challenge at Viewfinder Mastery and Matt took the opportunity to film our latest photography lesson while sailing with friends in northern Norway. The fjords of the Lofoten archipelago were the perfect setting for practicing with thi...
Join Viewfinder Mastery team member and street photographer extraordinaire Leah Claar as she guides Matt around downtown Zurich while practicing a creative exercise known as "Creative Constraints". Leah shares several must-know tips for capturing street photography. In this video, her own challen...
Autumn is the best time of year to be a photographer (of any kind). Autumn leaves are a delight to photograph, whether you're interested in capturing Autumn landscape scenes or making creative Autumn portraits or even still life compositions. Just don't miss the opportunity to explore and create ...
This month our member's are exploring the outdoors and working on their June assignment, "Zooming-in to Nature". It's all about getting up close and personal with natural subjects, whether photographing birds, flowers, insects – or other natural subjects. Embrace your inner David Attenborough!
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This month our members are working on a very cool photo assignment called "Looking Up". The whole concept is based upon constricting yourself, in order to get creative and become aware of fun new perspectives that you might not ordinary use in your photography.
We also took the opportunity this ...
Leading lines are perhaps one of the most important (but also easiest) ways to level–up your photography composition and they can be found everywhere! This months member's lesson and assignment focuses on finding and using this awesome compositional technique to draw your viewer's eye into your p...
Intentional camera movement is something that's really worth trying, especially if you want to break away from your photography routine and try a creative technique that will really force you to think outside the box.
Rather than following a moving subject with your camera (like you would for a ...
Most photographers know that winter scenes present a few special challenges. For example, getting a perfect exposure can be tricky when you're photographing lots of snow – unless you know a few key tricks! That's why our members are exploring the topic in February. We look forward to critiquing t...
