‘Wide Open’: Weekly Photography Challenge

‘Wide Open’: Weekly Photography Challenge: "The images in the collection were all shot with large Apertures. Remember a large aperture (a big wide open hole in your lens) translates to a low number. So the shots all taken in the image collection this week were taken at between f0.95 and f1.8."

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Everyday Habits That To Get You Shooting More Photos by Digital Photo Secrets

Everyday Habits That To Get You Shooting More Photos by Digital Photo Secrets: "We’re nearing the end of winter, and that means it’s time to shake off the dust and ramp up your photography. The weather is nice, the sunsets are gorgeous, and before you know it, summer will have come and gone."

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Some In-Camera Adjustments For An Image That Goes POP! by Digital Photo Secrets

Some In-Camera Adjustments For An Image That Goes POP! by Digital Photo Secrets: "What makes an image beautiful? For many, it’s color. But your camera isn’t going to give you great colors out of the box. It’s a ‘dumb’ piece of equipment. "

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Lighting For B&W - Digital Photo Pro | DigitalPhotoPro.com

Lighting For B&W - Digital Photo Pro | DigitalPhotoPro.com: "High-key black-and-white portraiture has been popular since Hollywood's golden era. While those early greats created high-key glamour with hot lights and film, we can achieve the same effect today with almost any lighting approach—from daylight to strobe light, outdoors and in. "

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Freezing Action for Sports Photography Portraits – PictureCorrect

Freezing Action for Sports Photography Portraits – PictureCorrect: "During a photoshoot with Mexican soccer player, Rafael Marquez, photographer Jay P. Morgan took the opportunity to make a video tutorial covering the lighting setup required to freeze fast paced action when taking sports photography portraits. Morgan’s setup goes up rather quickly, as he says in the video, but it does include a good amount of equipment. Have a look at the video below, then we’ll walk through his setup to see what we learned."

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