The Classic Elements Of Visual Design - Digital Photo Secrets

The Classic Elements Of Visual Design - Digital Photo Secrets: "A few weeks ago, we discussed all the elements of visual design and how to apply them to your photography. Think of each one of these elements as an assignment, a place to start when you need some inspiration. Now let’s take a quick look back at each of the design elements and the ways that they can help you develop a better eye for a great photo."



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Back Button Focusing For Tack Sharp Focus - Digital Photo Secrets

Back Button Focusing For Tack Sharp Focus - Digital Photo Secrets: "We are all on the quest for those tack sharp photographs. We spend thousands of dollars on new high end glass and upgrade our camera bodies annually seeking out those extra megapixels. What if I told you there is something you could be doing right now that would increase the clarity of your photos for free? No, I’m not joking. I’m talking about back-button focusing."



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Ask David: The scourge of photography: Blurry Images - Digital Photo Secrets

Ask David: The scourge of photography: Blurry Images - Digital Photo Secrets: "Has this happened to you? You pack up your camera and go to a football game. It’s a great game, and you’re sure you’re capturing some fabulous images. You’ve got a perfect, clear view of the field, a good telephoto lens and shots of all the best moments. When you arrive home, you can’t wait to see what you’ve got. "



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Tips for Boosting Your Confidence Doing People Photography

Tips for Boosting Your Confidence Doing People Photography: "We all know most people aren’t comfortable being photographed. What’s less well documented is many photographers actually feel nervous about photographing people."



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Photography tips: choosing a compact camera - Australian Geographic

Photography tips: choosing a compact camera - Australian Geographic: "THERE'S A REVOLUTION happening in the world of quality pocket digital cameras and I am digging it. I carry my SLR cameras most places I go and usually have no problem slinging one around my neck for any job."



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