New: Secrets of Successful Event Photography – PictureCorrect

New: Secrets of Successful Event Photography – PictureCorrect: "This new course is designed to teach photographers the techniques used by professionals to get great photos – every time – even in the most difficult conditions at parties, weddings, concerts, corporate functions, nightclubs, fashion shows, fast-moving sports games, festivals, and more. To have the equipment and knowledge ready so you’ll never again feel nervous or out of your league when photographing an event again. It is currently 33% off for the launch sale which ends next Friday. Launch sale found here: Secrets of Successful Event Photography"



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Weekly Photography Challenge - Pet Photography

Weekly Photography Challenge - Pet Photography: "Last couple of weeks have been all about nature and the outdoors. Another part of nature is the animal kingdom. So this week’s photography challenge is to get out and photograph some pets. If you don’t have any borrow your friend’s or neighbours.

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Off Camera Flash for Your Travel Photography

Off Camera Flash for Your Travel Photography: "The creative use of artificial light in travel photography is a powerful tool that can take your images to the next level. While there’s a myriad of information available on getting started with off camera flash, the tutorial here is tailored for you. It will give you a start using these techniques with relatively cheap and portable equipment while on the road. The tutorial will cover the basics of gear you will need, along with real world examples of different techniques you can use to make your images pop."



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9 Top Tips for Shooting Waterfalls, Creeks and Streams

9 Top Tips for Shooting Waterfalls, Creeks and Streams: "Waterfalls, creeks and streams are something of a photographic specialty for me. Aside from the fact that there are thousands of them at my Vancouver Island Headquarters, they’re also really easy to photograph and often result in magical images that stand the test of time. Whether it’s a moss speckled trickle or a colossal roaring deluge, moving water seems to be irresistible to photographers and when it’s done well, can be utterly gorgeous. Let me share with you my top tips on how to shoot waterfalls, creeks and streams."



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Updating your Camera’s Firmware – What is it and Why it’s Important

Updating your Camera’s Firmware – What is it and Why it’s Important: "This topic is one that I often find myself explaining in more detail, and one that many people aren’t even aware that they can update their camera’s firmware, and how this may affect their digital camera. An analogy is to updating the version of software on your smart phone."



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Picture Yourself As A Great Photographer: Photography Tips | Photography

Picture Yourself As A Great Photographer: Photography Tips | Photography: "Photography can really be a fulfilling recreational activity for your walls. You do need proper knowledge and effort in order to succeed however. The tips below will let you crucial advice for taking the best ways to take some great photographs."



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Wedding Photography: How to Create Your Own Style - LensVid.com

Wedding Photography: How to Create Your Own Style - LensVid.com: "New York-based photographer Ryan Brenizer created this this video with B&H to help aspiring wedding photographers find their own unique style – something exceptionally important when trying to create their own business and differentiate themselves from other photographers."



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Landscape Photography Tips: HDR from the field to finish « Haps TV

Landscape Photography Tips: HDR from the field to finish « Haps TV:



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Framing in Photography – PictureCorrect

Framing in Photography – PictureCorrect: "
For further training, the launch sale on Incredibly Important Composition Skills ends tonight!

Just to be clear, for this article we are not talking about the frame the print goes into, but “framing” your subject with something in the environment. The frame is a part of the scene, so it tells a bigger story and places your subject in context. It also suggests things about the image."



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Photographing Environmental Portraits of a Rock Climber – PictureCorrect

Photographing Environmental Portraits of a Rock Climber – PictureCorrect: "How do you create contextual portraits when your subject’s environment is precarious positions at the top of high places? Watch as Michael Muller takes us on a behind the scenes tour of a photo shoot with climber, Alex Honnold. The shoot was for a feature on Honnold for the December 2013 issue of Outside magazine. Along with the help of his assistants and wardrobe, Muller pulled the shoot off without a hitch:"



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