Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Discovery Center: Creating a Time-lapse Effect

Discovery Center: Creating a Time-lapse Effect:

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Pocket : 10 Tips for Self Portrait Photography

Pocket : 10 Tips for Self Portrait Photography: "Self portrait photos are becoming increasingly necessary in the modern world. Think about social media. Whatever platform you sign up for requires you to upload an avatar of some kind."

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Pocket : Take Pictures Like A Professional With These Photography Tips

Pocket : Take Pictures Like A Professional With These Photography Tips: "Photography may be a fulfilling hobby or art. The following tips will help mere mortals to greatly improve your photography skills and join the likes of professional photographers."

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Pocket : photography tips: use burst mode for awesome action shots

Pocket : photography tips: use burst mode for awesome action shots: "How many times have you sat at your child's game and tried to catch a photo of the exact moment the bat connects with the ball (or your daughter makes a great save or your son dives off the starting block) - only to end up with a photo taken a second or two late? Due to the delay between the time your mind deciding to take a photo and the time your camera actually snaps the photo, it's way too easy to miss the action you're trying to capture. This is where burst mode comes in."

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Pocket : Photography Tips - Article 4: What sort of camera should I buy?

Pocket : Photography Tips - Article 4: What sort of camera should I buy?: "With so many different types of cameras, different models and prices, what should you be looking for when buying a digital camera today? Before I take a look at the main types of camera it is worth considering what type of photography you will be doing and how you will use the pictures."

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Pocket : How to fix (or just avoid) Distracting Backgrounds

Pocket : How to fix (or just avoid) Distracting Backgrounds: "Have you ever snapped what seemed like a great picture only to discover that there was something in the background that slaughtered your otherwise perfect shot? Maybe it was a person wearing bright colors doing something incredibly boring, like feeding a parking meter. Maybe it was a photobomb, and not the good kind, either. And then there’s those non-animate background distractions: tree branches that seem to grow right out of your subject’s head, or signs directing the whole neighborhood and everyone who sees your photo to the nearest laundromat."

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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Pocket : How Do You Start a Photography Business?

Pocket : How Do You Start a Photography Business?: "The business of photography is something you really need to approach based on an honest assessment of your abilities, strengths, and interests. From there, you can see if there’s any kind of market for your planned products or services, and do some proof of concept research to ensure those markets will indeed pay you for your offerings."

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Best Advice For Improving Your Photography Skills! | Photography Tips Direct

Best Advice For Improving Your Photography Skills! | Photography Tips Direct: "Many people find the nuances of photography to be very intimidating. This is generally because they are not sure where to find good photography advice. This article will help you a few useful photography tips you did not know."

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How Capturing Expressive Eyes Can Be The Key To Good Portraiture

How Capturing Expressive Eyes Can Be The Key To Good Portraiture: "If you look at some of the most famous photographs in history, such as Dorothea Lange’s Migrant Mother, Steve McCurry’s Afghan Girl, or much of Irving Penn’s work, you might notice there’s one thing that they have in common, a powerful emotion in the main subject’s eyes."

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2013 Waterproof Camera Roundup: Digital Photography Review

2013 Waterproof Camera Roundup: Digital Photography Review: "One of the fastest growing segments in the digital camera market is compact, rugged cameras. Five years ago you had just two manufacturers selling waterproof cameras (Olympus and Pentax). In 2013, every major manufacturer is now producing at least one waterproof/rugged model."

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