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Free online digital photography tutorials

Looking for digital photography tutorials? The digital photography instruction on these pages are like having a photography expert at your side, helping you take better photos!

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Submit your photo and we (and other visitors to the site) will give you a critique.

It will help you to learn how to improve your photography even further - everyone learns more!


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Every snapper can produce top notch photographs. It doesn’t matter how much your camera costs, or how large it is.

And don’t believe anyone who tells you “all you need to do to get better photos is to just take hundreds of pictures. Some of them will be OK. That’s what the professionals do.”


No. They don’t. Ever. Trust me. (I hope my Dad is reading this - he's the worst culprit I know!)

The thing that makes the biggest difference to the quality of digital photography is the person behind the camera. And that’s you!

This whole site grew out of this philosophy. If you are looking for some digital photography instruction and want to take better photos - you have come to the right place!

A quick example

As a quick example of the difference a bit of simple digital photography instruction makes, look at the photo below. It’s a piece of art-work in Prague. Roll your mouse over it to see the “before” and “after”.

Prague statue - digital photography tutorials example image

The camera was the same. The time of day was the same. The subject was the same. The difference? The photographer!

My wife (love her to bits!) took the “before”. I looked at it on the camera screen (isn’t digital photography wonderful?) and didn’t think we were doing the art-work the justice it deserved.

So, I just re-framed the photo – and the “after” is the result.

A little guidance is all that's needed

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This is not difficult to achieve! And it is really easy to learn – you just need some simple tips and tricks to help you out.

That’s why you’re here, right?

The links below will take you to pages that cover more specific digital photography instruction.

Tips and tricks that I guarantee will improve your photography!

Digital Photography Tutorials


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I always like black and white and water as I feel this gives ...


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