25 More Tips for Mastering iPhone Photography - The Mac Observer

25 More Tips for Mastering iPhone Photography - The Mac Observer: "In my first set of twenty-five tips (OK, twenty-six, but who’s counting) to help you improve your iPhone photography, I urged you to consider that in order to make a compelling photograph - one that makes your viewer pause to soak it in a bit more - you need a basic understanding of the photographic principles apropos of composition, exposure, and lighting."



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10 Simple Tips for Better iPhone Photography – iStabilizer

10 Simple Tips for Better iPhone Photography – iStabilizer: "The iPhone has a digital zoom function, but you're better off ignoring it. Even in the liveview preview, you can see how noticeably your images degrade when you zoom in. The camera is simply extrapolating what's already there and basically guessing what the image looks like. It gets ugly fast. If you want to get closer, use your feet, or put your iPhone on an extending pole like the iStabilizer Monopod."



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Weekly Photography Challenge - Up in the Air

Weekly Photography Challenge - Up in the Air: "Earlier I shared some images of Identified Flying Objects. People or things that have become airborne is our theme this week for the weekly photography challenge as well."



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Natural Light Fashion Photography Tips (Video) – PictureCorrect

Natural Light Fashion Photography Tips (Video) – PictureCorrect: "You can’t always predict the weather. When you’re out on a one-day model shoot, you have to be able to think on your feet. Here’s a video where Washington, D.C. native Tim Coburn travels all the way to Ocean City, Maryland for a fashion shoot–only to find rainy grey skies upsetting his beach shots:"



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Natural Light Fashion Photography Tips (Video) – PictureCorrect

Natural Light Fashion Photography Tips (Video) – PictureCorrect: "You can’t always predict the weather. When you’re out on a one-day model shoot, you have to be able to think on your feet. Here’s a video where Washington, D.C. native Tim Coburn travels all the way to Ocean City, Maryland for a fashion shoot–only to find rainy grey skies upsetting his beach shots:"



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25 Stunning Snow Fall Images - Digital Photography School

25 Stunning Snow Fall Images - Digital Photography School: "As an Aussie it seems a little strange to be posting this post right now because we’re experiencing a lot of sun right now – but based upon the people we follow on the dPS Twitter account it seems that the many of our readers are (and have been for a while) snowed in right now."



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Take your photography skills to the next level with Nikon's how-to videos - Yahoo Celebrity Philippines

Take your photography skills to the next level with Nikon's how-to videos - Yahoo Celebrity Philippines: "Aimed more at keen snappers who are already comfortable with interchangeable lenses, rather than absolute photographic beginners, new videos by Nikon will cover a host of subjects as the series progresses."



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Understand Exposure in Under 10 Minutes

Understand Exposure in Under 10 Minutes: "There are countless Photography books and classes that explain exposure, yet after reading or attending them, your photos may not have improved because…well, let’s be honest… some of us Right-Brainers aren’t super technical!"



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Different Tripods for Different Subjects - Which to Choose?

Different Tripods for Different Subjects - Which to Choose?: "Tripods are always a fun topic of conversation but you might not think so because of their simplicity. In more circumstances than others, the tripod that you use really doesn’t make a big difference. The reason is because your tripod is designed to hold your camera and that’s it. But at the same time, different tripods include certain features that are beneficial for special situations."



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Understanding depth of field in photography

Understanding depth of field in photography: "If you are an aspiring amateur photographer who is trying to get your photos noticed, or just want people to say WOW when they look at your best shots, there are a few things that you can do that makes your shots stand out from snapshots and the everyday photo takers. One of the most important is understanding depth of field and using it to make photos that look taken by a pro."



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