Category Archives: Photography Education & Ethics.

Epileptic Dogs

What is Canine Epilepsy? Like humans, epilepsy in dogs is a brain disorder that causes the pet to have sudden fits. Fits can be brought on by head trauma and brain tumours. However, there is often no known cause for the condition. In this case, it is called idiopathic epilepsy, which can be linked toContinue reading “Epileptic Dogs”

Senior Dogs

What is a Senior Dog? A senior dog is a dog that is old and nearing the end of life expectancy. Large dogs generally reach their senior years around 5-8. Medium-sized dogs usually reach old age at around 7-10, and giant-sized dogs at about eight years of age. 9-12 years of age for small dogs. MyContinue reading “Senior Dogs”

Eco-Friendly Packaging

One-third of plastic packaging produced in the U.K. for small and big businesses is non-recyclable, while 1/3 of all paper and card is still not fully recycled. Around 7 million tonnes of cardboard end up in U.K. landfill every year.

Blue Hour Photography

Blue hour photography is photographed during the twilight periods in the morning or evening when the sun is below the depth of the Earth’s horizon, in which the remaining sunlight takes on a primarily blue shade. The best time to shoot blue hour photography is approximately fifty minutes before sunrise, after sunset, or when the sun is between 4° and 8° below the horizon.

Camera Cleaning

Camera cleaning is an essential maintenance routine which hobbyists and professional photographers must undertake to ensure their camera is in good working order. Furthermore, having a clean camera is essential for photographers to reduce post-process times and maintain high-quality images.

Cropping

The word crop means to “trim or cut back”. Most photography processing apps have a crop tool to trim unwanted areas of an image, such as excess negative space or distractions, i.e. people, road signs, etc. Cropping can also be used to make an image smaller (in pixels) and to alter the image’s aspect ratio, i.e. the width and length of an image.

Homepage

“A homepage is the main epicentre of your brand and products. A website with no homepage is like a storefront with no name, door, greeting, offers, etc. A homepage is the virtual storefront of your site and the most crucial page. Think of it like a storefront with your name at the top, a “brief” introduction about who you are and what you do or sell. In addition, your homepage must serve the customers you’re trying to attract.”