Living or photographing in ugly or distinct neighborhoods can be an issue for some photographers. Thankfully in this article Dunja Djudjic describes how from using cars to doorways can best take advantage of your particular photo shoot. Following this tips in ugly neighborhoods and similar scenery will be sure to create the best shots for you.

How to find great portrait locations even in the ugliest neighborhood

Most photographers know that portrait retouching can be a hassle. Thankfully Joseph Parry outlines in this article how to properly fix and make the most of your portrait retouching. From making an extensive checklist that focuses on everything from texture and luminosity to fixing certain elements of the structure; all photographers should improve their portrait retouching with these tips.

An extensive checklist (and fixes) for portrait retouching

For a lot of photographers establishing a repertoire is an important part of determining your photography style. Thankfully Daniela Bowker covers the basic steps from balance and timing to colour and directing attention to your subject matter. The photographer must be sure of the subject chosen and also having a best guess is okay!

Do you know your photographic repertoire?

Most photographers know that using the same subject matter can get dull at times. Thankfully with this article Dunja Djudjic outlines how to make the same subject look interesting every time. From adding different elements and context to going beyond the usual. Most photographers will be able to use these tips to increase the same monotonous subject manner.

How to make the same subject look interesting in photos every time