LowePro Photo Sport 100/200 AW Bag [REVIEW]: "LowePro’s photo backpack line contains a newer entry; a lighter backpack meant for a more active photographer. The idea is to keep things nimble, while still allowing room for the other necessities of an active lifestyle on the trail (rain clothes, 10 essentials, lunch, etc…)."
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Get your White Balance Right in Seconds Using Grey Card
Get your White Balance Right in Seconds Using Grey Card: "Not every beginner photographer is familiar with white balance concept and use.
And it was the same case for me when I started to get into photography"
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And it was the same case for me when I started to get into photography"
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Colour and Photography – PictureCorrect
Colour and Photography – PictureCorrect: "We live, eat, sleep, work and relax in colour. Our worlds are profoundly influenced by colour. We feel in colour and experience life in colour. So, we need to use colour to the best of our ability and create images reflecting this. Understanding and controlling colour is fundamental as you learn digital photography."
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Friday, September 2, 2011
Tips for Photographing a Wedding as a Guest – PictureCorrect
Tips for Photographing a Wedding as a Guest – PictureCorrect: Many people consider their wedding day one of if not the most important day of their life and as such hire a professional wedding photographer for this special occasion. This article however is for the guests at weddings (Royal wedding or otherwise) who may want to remember this occasion by looking at pictures, and giving some of their shots as gifts to the married couple
43 Nicely-Timed Photos of Surfers
43 Nicely-Timed Photos of Surfers: "Surfers are an exciting and interesting subject for the outdoor photographer who is lucky enough to live near the coast. While life can be made a little easier if you have a telephoto lens, it’s not always necessary. We think these shots are a great collection for those who are fast heading towards the end of Summer."
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Low-Key Photography for Beginners – Enter the Dark Side
Low-Key Photography for Beginners – Enter the Dark Side: "Low-key photography is a terrific challenge for both the novice and the experienced. It is a very simple technique that brings instant drama to an image but could take a lifetime to master. Like most other forms of photography, it is all about illumination and elimination."
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8 Useful Tips For Your Next Photo Documentary
8 Useful Tips For Your Next Photo Documentary: "There are numerous things to think about and often challenges to overcome when working on a photo documentary. Here are eight useful tips that I believe will make the process easier and help you create more compelling and powerful stories"
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37 Statues Brought to Life With Great Photography
37 Statues Brought to Life With Great Photography: "When photographing statues, it can be very easy to get a lifeless and flat result. When a photographer takes some time to prepare the shot (or reads our tutorial on how to photograph statues) it can be possible to get some great images. We think these photographs of statues show what is possible with some planning."
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37 Original and Striking Photographs of Tunnels
37 Original and Striking Photographs of Tunnels: "This collections shows what can be done with a relatively mundane subject by a photographer with a little imagination and skill. As part of our ongoing series of photography collections designed to show what can be done with ordinary subjects, we hope this one inspires you to get out and make a creative image of your own."
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The Problem With The Focus-Recompose Method
The Problem With The Focus-Recompose Method: "This post was written as a follow up to my last article on using Single Point AF. In the comment section of that article there was a bit of debate over which focus point to use and when. One camp was stating that there was really no point in using anything other than the center focus point. A lot of people thought it was silly to use anything else because the other focus points aren’t as accurate. Some examples of comments for this argument include…"
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