Friday, March 14, 2014

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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Thursday, March 13, 2014

Top Pro Tips for Photographing Children – PictureCorrect

Top Pro Tips for Photographing Children – PictureCorrect: "One the most challenging genres of professional photography must be children. Most kids are as dynamic as the images you’re trying to create, and if you are to achieve any form of success you need to know some basic tips. No child is the same and therefore each situation is unique. Applying the pros’ secrets helps you get great photos of kids."



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Is the Death of HDR Photography Coming?

Is the Death of HDR Photography Coming?: "Adapt or die. It’s the way of the world, and with the ever changing rhythms of the digital age, you’ve got to be light on your feet in order to survive. I’m no oracle, but I direct these words of warning to all software companies that have a vested interest in HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing for photography."



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10 Quick and Dirty iPhone Photography Tips | Raleigh iPhone Photography : Vend Raleigh

10 Quick and Dirty iPhone Photography Tips | Raleigh iPhone Photography : Vend Raleigh: "The best thing since sliced bread … the iPhoneology. Can I get an Amen for Apple? I’ve got three tiny kids and am always running around like a crazy lady. As a child and family photographer, I also love my Canon 7D camera. But …. there are times when bringing my 4th baby (my Canon) just won’t do. I am a little embarrassed to say how much I rely on my iPhone. The good news is; I have some quick and dirty tips to get the most out of your iPhone photography or family photos on the go. Shall we begin?"



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Wednesday, March 12, 2014

How Your Pricing Structure Could be Losing you Money

How Your Pricing Structure Could be Losing you Money: "As artists, photographers may not be as business-minded as they should be. This can get many of us into trouble, both legally and financially. In order to call your photography business successful, it should first and foremost be profitable. If you are not making money from your photography business, you need to call it what it is: a hobby."



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5 Tips for Better Environmental Portraits

5 Tips for Better Environmental Portraits: "Environmental portraits typically show the subject in their natural environment. They are different from traditional portraits in that they tend to show more of the character of the subject, rather than just the subject in front of a neutral background. Most people, unless they are professional models or natural hams, tend to stiffen up in front of the camera. Because your subject is in his or her natural environment, they tend to be more relaxed, resulting in better facial expressions and body language."



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Simple Product Photography in 5 Minutes – PictureCorrect

Simple Product Photography in 5 Minutes – PictureCorrect: "Jared Polin has created a useful and practical guide to product photography using entirely natural light. His process is far from complex, and he’s an entertaining talker:"



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