Advanced Photo Techniques

This is a great time to be a photo­grapher. Quality camera equipment is more affordable and visual literacy higher than it’s ever been. That also makes it a challenging time to be a photographer: When everyone has a good camera and knows how to use it, how do you make your pictures stand out? Lately I’ve been experimenting with some multi-frame techniques in an attempt to answer this question. What they have in common is that they require the capture of multiple frames: panoramas, high dynamic range (HDR), and focus stacking. In this article, I’ll share what I’ve found.

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Nigel French is a graphic designer, photographer, and design teacher, based in Lewes, UK. He is author of InDesign Type (now in its 4th Edition), The Type Project Book (with Hugh D’Andrade) and the Photoshop Visual Quickstart Guide (with Mike Rankin) from Peachpit Press. He has recorded more than fifty titles in the LinkedIn Learning online training library.

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