7 Photographic Lessons Learned Traveling through Europe

7 Photographic Lessons Learned Traveling through Europe: "Last year i went to Europe on a personal photo tour. My journey was a long road which included just about every type of transport invented by man; plane, train, boat, subway, and taxi. I trudged through the rain with a huge pack, weighed down by tripod and camera gear. I walked along the side of the highway to Stonehenge in England."

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Film vs. Digital

Film vs. Digital: "With the comeback of film over the last few years, many digital photographers are questioning whether or not to make the switch.  This is a decision I had to ponder myself as well.  Is it worth adding a Contax 645 to the arsenal and shooting weddings on film?"

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Top 10 Most Famous Photographers of All Time – PictureCorrect

Top 10 Most Famous Photographers of All Time – PictureCorrect: "f you want to take truly memorable and moving photographs, you can learn something by studying the pictures of famous photographers. Some of the most beloved artists are deceased, but some are still delighting us with their photographs. The list below includes some of the more famous photographers that still impact our lives today."

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What Are Burning And Dodging And How They Can Help Your Photos

What Are Burning And Dodging And How They Can Help Your Photos: "
When teaching modern digital photography I often forget those new to the general art of photography might not be familiar with classic terms and techniques and I need to take a step back. This post is for those who might have always wanted to ask, “What do people mean when they say ‘burn’ and ‘dodge’ in post-processing?”. If you can still smell the darkroom fumes when I bring up these terms, you can skip over this post"

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Give Yourself Assignments And Get Out There!

Give Yourself Assignments And Get Out There!: "
Are you in a photographic rut? Shooting the same subject over and over?  Seeing the same people, the same streets, the same scenery day in and day out?"

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Introduction to Taking Great Underwater Photos

Introduction to Taking Great Underwater Photos: "Absolutely anyone can take pictures underwater, either with a cheap disposable or with a standard digital camera inside a waterproof plastic housing"

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Baby Photography Tips for Beginners – PictureCorrect

Baby Photography Tips for Beginners – PictureCorrect: "


It’s such an exciting time getting ready to photograph your newborn so with some good baby photography tips you can get some great shots. Firstly create a list of shots you want to take before you reach for your camera. When taking photos of your newborn your a very limited to time as there are many confounding variables that come into play. Be sure to get a good grip of your safe shots first and once you are confident with theses, start greeting creative with new angles and ideas."

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Create a 360-degree Animation with Your iPhone or Android

Create a 360-degree Animation with Your iPhone or Android: "Some of the most popular auctions on eBay display their featured product with 3D animations that show a 360-degree view of the item. These animations are very popular for stationary, high-end items, and add a professional touch to any website or auction. However, these animations are not easy to make."

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Ethics in Photography – PictureCorrect

Ethics in Photography – PictureCorrect: "tools for manipulating the look of images. The issue ranges from photojournalists editing out ascetically unpleasing elements from news images to the manipulation of models in fashion magazines."

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How to Take Concert Photos – PictureCorrect

How to Take Concert Photos – PictureCorrect: "We all love the rush of an amazing concert, whether we’re dancing along to the beat or moshing in the pit. But many of us like to capture the moment, quite literally, and record our experience. However, it’s hard to get decent photographs with compact digital cameras. Dark lighting, flashing lights, and constantly moving musicians make it difficult to photograph."

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