Adobe Spark is a new app from Adobe that allows users to create template based social media graphics (Spark Post), web stories (Spark Page) and animated videos (Spark Video) using a simple online interface. If you’re like me, you often find yourself creating social media graphics from scratch in Photoshop (or with an Photoshop action set). It’s a time consuming pain, and to be honest – I’m not a graphic designer so most of my graphics look pretty ugly anyway....

Of course, this functionality has been around for a long time, however, it was necessary to know more about the Australian graphic design program to make good use of the techniques and create powerful videos. The number of users who seek the platform to create their posts and videos for social networks such as Instagram, for example, has considerably increased, which has challenged developers and has brought quality-of-life improvements. You can do a lot these days using Canva for free, which wasn’t so common about a year and a half ago....

If you are a landscape photographer trying to get his work out there, you have surely heard about that one big imaging platform called Instagram. So you made yourself a profile and started dropping all your gorgeous work that you worked hard for and suddenly you wonder: Why is nobody liking my images and why do I have 50 followers while others have thousands and just keep growing? Their reason for it isn´t one- it´s actually many and I´ll try to cover some of them here in this article, giving some tips along the way that have worked for me in the past....

When you shoot video, the sound is as important as the picture. If you want to improve both the sound and the lighting, you can kill two birds with one stone with this awesome DIY project. In this video, Caleb Pike of DSLR Video Shooter will show you how to make your own sound panels that will help you improve audio, but you can also use them for lighting. When it comes to the sound, these sound panels will stop echo and reverb from effecting your audio, and block sound depending on where you place them....

“WOW, YOU’VE MADE IT!” Sounds good, doesn’t it? Just say it to yourself out loud right now: “I finally made it!” Whatever it means to you, it carries a sense of achievement and positivity. But how do you “make it” in photography? Do you have to live comfortably off your photos to say it? Is it all about making that one photo that you always dreamed about? Or do you have to wait for others to tell you that you’ve made it?...