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• How To Model : Photo Modeling Tips

  
  The Medium Format Camera Site The Medium-Format Photography Blog — Authority: 166
  Model photography is an art form! Learn how to find your best angle for model photo shoots with this free video clip from a professional modeling agency. Expert: Mary Bio: Mary works at W Talent, …
  5 days ago

• Easy way to sync non-synced cameras on site?

  
  Atlanta Wedding Photographers, Climie + Co News — Authority: 112
  Like everyone else, I’d love to not have to worry about syncing cameras.  However, I am one who does not control all the gear going into the shoot.  I use various photographers I know.  It’s pretty likely their cameras aren’t synced to mine (aka, Apple’s Time Servers or whatnot).  It’s nice if they are, ...
  1 week ago

• Spirited Women Are Picture Perfect

  
  Spirited Woman Blogger Team — Authority: 137
  My sons came home with their annual school photography permission slips yesterday. I love the fact that they get yearly photos and I especially appreciate the fact that at their school they also offer to do sibling photos. Since my youngest started pre-school this year, for the first year ever I will get to have a ...
  1 week ago

• Tips for a Pain-Free Family Photo with Toddlers & Preschoolers

  
  Mama Divas — Authority: 117
  *www.mamadivas.com* As the holiday season approaches, families are whipping out their cameras with high hopes of capturing that perfect family photo that’ll be cherished on your photo cards and mantels for years to come. But… if your kids are anything like my littleQ, the perfect photo opp isn’t always in ...
  1 week ago

• If it ain’t tight, it ain’t right

  
  Camera Angles — Authority: 116
  The mantra in sports photography is “if it ain’t tight, it ain’t right.” What this means is that a good sports photo should be shot so tight that you can literally see the sweat dripping off of the players face. Concentrate on the face and on the action. Nothing in the background to distract of the intensity ...
  1 week ago

• Is Your Camera a Hammer?

  
  Redbox Biz Blog — Authority: 110
  I read this interview and thought it most apt to share here especially when I see that so many people can afford to buy their own cameras these days. And I am most certainly NOT talking about simple point-and-shoot cameras. No, the cameras I am referring to are those used by professionals. Those which we [...]
  1 week ago

• How To Set and Enable External Editor on iPhoto ‘09 ver 8.1 (415)

  
  JAUHARI | Everything Is POSSIBLE — Authority: 92
  My favorite photo tools on my MacBook Pro is iPhoto, this tools is superb and very useful to collect all of my photos. The most wanted featured in iPhoto ‘09 is ability to tags faces on each photos. So I can manage more easily of my photo collection. The iPhoto editor is actually pretty good. Sometimes though ...
  1 week ago

• How to Take Better Portraits

  
  MostlyLisa.com — Authority: 110
  Whether you are snapping pictures of your cat, daughter or a glamorous super model the key feature in any portrait is the eyes. 1. Set your Aperture at f/2.0-5.0. This will give your portrait a nice depth of field with the eyes in focus and falling off around the hair line. If you are shooting in ...
  1 week ago

• 42nd Street Photo’s Thanksgiving Photography Tips

  
  42nd Street Photo News — Authority: 104
  Thanksgiving is a great opportunity for taking photographs. The most important thing to know is your subject. This could be anything from family to the food or maybe both. You want to make sure whatever your subject is that it’s the most important thing in the frame and there is nothing distracting from it.The ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Foresthill Bridge Like You’ve Never Seen It Before!

  
  Sherri Meyer Photography Blog — Authority: 110
  The famous Foresthill Bridge, Auburn, California. It was processed using a combination of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 and Adobe Photoshop CS3. What: The famous Foresthill Bridge. Where: North Fork of the American River, Auburn, California. When: A couple of weeks ago. Who: Jeff, our dog Cocoa & I were taking ...
  2 weeks ago

• Elsewhere

  
  Beyond Megapixels — Authority: 419
  Beyond Megapixels has recently been given the honor of contributing as a guest writer for the following fine websites: The Digital Photography School: - Photoshop CS3 – Adding a Neutral Density Gradient Learn how to use Photoshop CS3 to create the effect of having a neutral density gradient filter on your ...
  2 weeks ago

• HOW TO WIN PHOTO COMPETITIONS

  
  Travel Tips & Trips — Authority: 119
  As part of the lead up to this years International Apeture Awards competition Head Judge Peter Eastway (Editor of Better Photography Magazine) has put together some advice on entering and succeeding in photography competitions. HOW TO WIN PHOTO COMPETITIONS | Santa Maria dei Miracoli. This image has won ...
  3 weeks ago

• Looking for inspiration

  
  MostlyLisa.com — Authority: 110
  5DMKII + 85mm f/1.8 I feel like my creativity died with the summer sun. Dull days, rain & all that other work I do to make money have kept me from shooting. I’m mad at myself for letting my photography slowly slip away in the last while. Other than having to pay the rent and buy food, the main reason that I ...
  4 weeks ago

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