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• Taking Photos at a Wedding

  
  Articles — Authority: 148
  There’s nothing worse than terrible shots or no shots of one of the most momentous events in a person’s life. A wedding may be made in heaven but disaster is in the details. Skip some important points and you can wish you were in the trashcan with the rubber chicken and leathery lettuce. Here are some tips to ...
  13 hours ago

• 10 Ways Photography Has Changed My Life

  
  Digital Photography School — Authority: 642
  In this post Lisa Newton from Travelin’ Local shares 10 ways that her life has been changed by photography. Has Photography Changed Your Life? It has certainly changed mine, for the better. Not too long ago, before cameras became digital, I, like many baby boomers, used film based cameras, and mainly used my ...
  20 hours ago

• Principles of Photography – White Balance

  
  White on Rice Couple — Authority: 455
  In our Principles of Photography Workshop Series we try our best to share what we were able to teach ourselves about photography, in simple, easy-to-understand concepts. These are just some basics to help you get started, there is much more information to learn beyond these basics. But by understanding the most basic ...
  1 day ago

• Photography?

  
  The Medium Format Camera Site The Medium-Format Photography Blog — Authority: 166
  photography .jpg" title=a href="http://mediumformatcamerasite.com/wpress/sitemap/" class="kblinker" title="More about photography »”>photography‘ alt=’photography’ /> Anne C asked: I am really interested in learning about photography . Any tips like what type of camera to get that is not too ...
  1 day ago

• The Glass Menagerie: Choosing your Best Lenses

  
  Digital Photography School — Authority: 642
  Image by canonsnapper ‘Choosing the right lenses is tougher than picking the right camera. Kim Brebach from Get the Picture explains why.’ Traveling Lightly A wise photographer once said: the bigger the camera, the less likely you’ll have it with you when you want it. Most of us use our cameras to shoot ...
  1 day ago

• Start The New Year With A Flickr Self-Portrait Project

  
  MakeUseOf Directory — Authority: 722
  One of the most popular groups on Flickr is one aptly called “ 365 Days ” , a year-long creative Flickr self portrait project started by Flickr member, Chris Maverick . Chris was inspired by another member, Stephen Poff , who was doing the project before Chris started the group, which has grown tremendously over ...
  1 day ago

• Tips On How To Choose The Right Bridal Dress For You

  
  Best Online Earning Ideas — Authority: 171
  All eyes are on the bride in a marriage ceremony, therefore the brides appearance and her dress have to be ideal for the event. There are some important factors that you need to consider if you want to pick that ideal bridal dress to draw compliments during the marriage ceremony and to cherish the photographs of the ...
  2 days ago

• Blueprint: Fan Share {Bringing Your Background to Life}

  
  MCP Actions Blog — Authority: 421
  Andrea Lopez is a hobbiest photographer with future aspirations of going pro.  She emailed to let me know how much she loves using MCP Photoshop actions and wanted to share this recent image and Blueprint. Blueprint: She edited the photo using the Quickie Collection action set Started with Crackle adjusted the ...
  2 days ago

• Becoming be your own teacher

  
  The Pixels in Pete's World — Authority: 120
  Multiple exposure– Prior to layers in Photoshop, multiple exposures in camera required some doing. In this particular picture. I exposed the same frame of film 3 times by cocking the shutter and not advancing that frame between each exposures. I also adjusted the exposure this way. If the scene metered 1/125 sec @ ...
  3 days ago

• Layers TV: Episode 113

  
  Female Photography Site — Authority: 159
  In this classic moments episode, Jason Scrivner shows some cool After Effects techniques using the Motion Tracker. You can download each episode by subscribing to the podcast on iTunes . Thank you so... Visit FemalePhotographySite.com for more information.
  4 days ago

• Secrets of dSLR Image Storage

  
  Tech News, Reviews and Tech News Videos — Authority: 122
  Another quirk of the dSLR involves the storage methods you choose and use. You may have more options and a few more pitfalls than your point-and-shoot toting friends. This section will reveal a few of them. First, most point-and-shoot and EVF cameras can use just a single type of storage, whether it’s CompactFlash ...
  4 days ago

• Stop Taking Pictures, Start Creating Images

  
  Digital Photography School — Authority: 642
  A Guest Post by Matthew Dutile There’s one surefire way to start becoming a better photographer. Stop taking pictures. A picture is what you take when you accidentally mash your hands on the shutter release while your camera sits idle on the living room table. It’s when you bump the camera while it hangs ...
  4 days ago

• The Word is Photos NOT Photo’s

  
  MCP Actions Blog — Authority: 421
  I am the last person, according to my husband, who should be giving a punctuation lesson.  One of his biggest pet peeves is apostrophe errors.  It has started rubbing off on me. As a result today’s quick tip is a lesson in apostrophes. An apostrophe does not mean “warning - an ’s’ is coming.”  It ...
  4 days ago

• Basic Exposure Techniques

  
  photos by richard — Authority: 132
    Lighting plays the major role in the photographing process. No matter how good is your composition, if the lighting is not good, then the whole photo will not be good either. It has this power to ruin a good image and make it useless, but it also has the power to make an ordinary photo, a great work of art. ...
  5 days ago

• Close Ups – Filling the Frame

  
  photos by richard — Authority: 132
  Normally, a photograph is composed of one or more subjects (not necessarily human) in the foreground, and everything else in the background. Based on all these elements, an observer will be able to recognize, the subject, the environment, and the message. All this is good, but what if another impact on the observer ...
  5 days ago

• Photography Focal Points

  
  photos by richard — Authority: 132
  In common language, the word “focus” usually means the concentration of attention on something. In the world of visual arts, the focal point is the place on the canvas on which the observers eyes will focus. Therefore, focal points are important elements of any photograph . Any photograph lacking a focal ...
  5 days ago

• Camera Buying Tips {photography tips}

  
  Shelley Paulson Photography Blog — Authority: 112
  It’s just a few days until black Friday and I’m getting a steady stream of questions about what camera I would recommend for people to buy this holiday season. One of the greatest difficulties I have in recommending gear is that I don’t use every kind of camera, so I can’t really tell you what to buy, unless ...
  5 days ago

• Macro Photography on a Budget

  
  MCP Actions Blog — Authority: 421
  Thank you to Melissa of Melissa Brewer Photography for today’s fun post teaching you macro photography on a budget. Hey everyone! This is a fun photography technique called “poor man’s” macro. I don’t know about you but I LOVE macro close up photography. It’s just so fun and brings things into a whole ...
  5 days ago

• Mastering the Zoom Effect

  
  Female Photography Site — Authority: 159
  Photo by GoGoJingo If you want to have a little fun with your digital camera next time you go out with it have a go at experimenting with the zoom effect. In essence what the zoom effect is is a... Visit FemalePhotographySite.com for more information.
  6 days ago

• Six tips for shooting without a tripod

  
  PhotoBlog — Authority: 107
  If you’re taking your average snapshot photograph – or even a well composed, well thought out photo – you don’t always need a tripod. I may be a photo addict who can’t leave home without a camera (even if I’m just walking the dog) but I guarantee you I most certainly do not lug my tripod all over the ...
  6 days ago

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