Fall Photography Tips – PictureCorrect: "
"Autumn Sunrise" captured by Sherry Slabik (Click Image to See More From Sherry Slabik)
Fall is upon us and that means it’s time to take some memorable foliage photos. The turning leaves create vibrant multicolor scenes that almost photograph themselves."
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Wide-Angle Lens for Creative Compositions - Team BetterPhoto
Wide-Angle Lens for Creative Compositions - Team BetterPhoto: "While I occasionally use a wide-angle focal length for capturing an expanse of landscape, I most often use it to take advantage of the wide-angle's great front-to-back depth."
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Set Yourself a Photographic Assignment
Set Yourself a Photographic Assignment: "Someone recently asked me about how I learned photography. I rewound back in my mind to try to find the answer but struggled at first.
Apart from a year 10 photography class (which lasted a term and majored on dark room techniques for film) I’ve not had any ‘formal’ training."
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Apart from a year 10 photography class (which lasted a term and majored on dark room techniques for film) I’ve not had any ‘formal’ training."
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Pentax WG-1 GPS Camera [REVIEW]
Pentax WG-1 GPS Camera [REVIEW]: "The Pentax WG-1 GPS is a crushproof, freezeproof, waterproof, shockproof ruggedized point and shoot camera designed for adventurous types or those prone to breaking their cameras. Available in a number of colors, the camera also touts a GPS receiver which is capable of tagging pictures as they are taken with longitude and latitude."
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Inkodye develops photos on T-shirts using sunlight
Inkodye develops photos on T-shirts using sunlight: "Inkodye is a chemical solution designed for people who are passionate about photography. After all, who else would want to emblazon a T-shirt, ribbon, or a handkerchief with images based on photo negatives? The process is reportedly quite easy, and requires just a dozen or so minutes of sunlight exposure."
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People Photography and Portraits: Best Resources Toolbox
People Photography and Portraits: Best Resources Toolbox: "I’ll admit to you here and now: I am extremely picky about photography books. If you need proof to believe me, just look at the collection of 6 photography books sitting lonely on my bookshelf. Maybe this peculiar snobbery comes from the fact that I like photography books to have powerful photographs, be written very engagingly, and have good balance technical information."
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Low Light Photography Tips – PictureCorrect
Low Light Photography Tips – PictureCorrect: "Low light photography is something that we all must deal with as photographers. Whether you’re taking photos with a point and shoot during an evening out, shooting a wedding party or capturing a landscape at dusk it’s important to understand the basics of shooting with low light. Photography is all about light, low light photography is no different and it offers new challenges and opportunities for creativity. Here is a helpful infographic on the subject:"
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How to Take Photos in Low Light – PictureCorrect
How to Take Photos in Low Light – PictureCorrect: "Images of night scenes never fail to impress. Night-time images have great ambiance, something which is often absent in flat, bright, daylight photos. Skillful low-light photos can look simply incredible and if you’re looking for ways to make money from photography, selling canvas prints of night scenes is one way to achieve this. They are very popular."
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Top 10 Photographers Every Student Should Study – PictureCorrect
Top 10 Photographers Every Student Should Study – PictureCorrect: "These days, everyone’s a photographer, from the studio owner shooting weddings on the weekends, to your cousin with a camera phone."
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How to Use Depth of Field – PictureCorrect
How to Use Depth of Field – PictureCorrect: "What do we mean by depth of field? The term refers to the amount of detail in the photograph that is in focus. A typical landscape photograph will will show detail over a long distance, all of which will be in focus and recognizable by the viewer."
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