Cold weather photography tips (and wet weather too!) - Orange Photography:
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Friday, December 23, 2016
My Top 10 Photography Tips
My Top 10 Photography Tips: "Every job can get tedious and tiresome at times, even being a safari guide! Near the end of my guiding career, the main thing that kept me going through the long working stints was a love of photography. T"
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Monday, December 19, 2016
4 Beginner Tips for Doing Architecture Photography
4 Beginner Tips for Doing Architecture Photography: "The first thought you will want to steer clear of is that architecture means buildings, as it actually encompasses most man-made structures. Architectural photography involves capturing an image of a physical structure in an aesthetically pleasing way for your viewers. Here are a few tips to consider if you are just getting into this category of photography."
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Sunday, December 18, 2016
How to Buy Your First High-Quality Camera
How to Buy Your First High-Quality Camera: "Buying a camera has never been more complicated: there are so many good options available, but picking between them can feel like a nightmare, especially if you’re just starting out with photography. It’s hard to buy a bad camera, but it’s not always easy to buy the right camera for you. Here’s what you should be thinking about."
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How To Take Professional Grade Photos of Famous Places :: Digital Photo Secrets
How To Take Professional Grade Photos of Famous Places :: Digital Photo Secrets: "Everybody wants to bring back impressive photos when they go on vacation, and famous places will always have a special place in our hearts. It takes a little more time and preparation to get a good picture of a famous place, but when you do, it makes the trip worthwhile"
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Avoiding Shake - How To Hold A Digital Camera :: Digital Photo Secrets
Avoiding Shake - How To Hold A Digital Camera :: Digital Photo Secrets: "Digital Point and Shoot Cameras have a wonderful LCD screen that gives you a preview of your shot. This is really great when learning to take better photos, as you can see what the photo will look like before you take the shot."
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Saturday, December 17, 2016
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