Tiltshift Timelapse of Singapore: The Lion City – PictureCorrect

Tiltshift Timelapse of Singapore: The Lion City – PictureCorrect: "Called by some a must-see timelapse, Keith Loutit’s The Lion City is a visually stunning look at some of Singapore’s best sights. Loutit uses some unorthodox tilt shift techniques, citing that the effect not only makes the film more interesting, but it also signifies the intense heat and humidity present in the city. Take a look Loutit’s masterpiece below:"

'via Blog this'

8 Tips for Long Exposure Photography

8 Tips for Long Exposure Photography: "Long exposure photography has become very popular in the last couple of years, getting a lot of coverage in landscape photography magazines and on photo sharing websites. With the ever-increasing number of options for 10-stop neutral density (ND) filters on the market, there has never been a better time to give it a go."

'via Blog this'

How to Photograph Natural Looking Portraits

How to Photograph Natural Looking Portraits: "Here’s the scoop. This is how I do things. You don’t have to do them this way, you may have a system that works better for you, if so, please, do tell in the comment section of the post. I just want to make it perfectly clear that this is MY system, not THE system for creating natural portraits. Take it or leave it! Enjoy."

'via Blog this'

Take Good Photos Of Loved Ones

Take Good Photos Of Loved Ones: "Right now you are likely reading this post on your home computer or work computer or maybe even a phone or tablet. I would put odds that 99% of you are going about a fairly routine day and are no more than 20 miles from your home. You’ll likely see your family at some point today and maybe even some friends if you’re lucky. As you are reading this blog post, life is probably pretty decent and maybe comfortable."

'via Blog this'

Mountain Landscape Photography Tips by Digital Photo Secrets

Mountain Landscape Photography Tips by Digital Photo Secrets: "No matter what the season mountains are, by virtue of their beauty, incredibly photogenic. Throw in a myriad of trees and a lake, and you’ve got picture perfect landscapes! However, photographing mountains can be tricky depending on the season and the effect you’re going for. The polarizer filter is the one filter in particular that will be a common theme in each scenario below. It’s a must have filter for landscape photography, and as you’ll see, for a different reason in almost every season!"

'via Blog this'

Shooting at Magic Hour With an Off Camera One Light Set Up

Shooting at Magic Hour With an Off Camera One Light Set Up: "Professional or amateur, all photographers can agree shooting during the magic hour can produce aesthetically amazing results. Landscape photography especially shines during this period, but the magic hour is not restricted to landscape alone. Amazing portraits can be captured during these brief, beautiful times of the day"

'via Blog this'

Getting It Right In Camera: Using Filters To Accurately Capture the Scene

Getting It Right In Camera: Using Filters To Accurately Capture the Scene: "Often when I’m out shooting landscapes, Mother Nature dictates that the conditions be less than ideal for landscape photography. Or at the very least, she decides the conditions should be different than what I envisioned when I decided to pack my bag and head out the door."

'via Blog this'

Fastest Way to Scan Large Number of Photos

Fastest Way to Scan Large Number of Photos: "My father recently decided to start scanning all of our baby and childhood photos using his HP scanner at home and quickly realized that it would take years to scan all the photos into the computer if he did it one by one. He then looked into buying some more expensive equipment that could scan more photos at a time and faster."

'via Blog this'

Camera Settings Simplified on a DSLR – PictureCorrect

Camera Settings Simplified on a DSLR – PictureCorrect: "Before I begin I just want to warn you of my Nikon bias. Although I’ve previously owned Sony’s and used a number of Canon’s my preferred choice is now Nikon. To be honest it’s not because I think Nikon’s are better, it’s more to do with the choice of lenses, and lens compatibility with different models in the Nikon range. Being a wedding photographer I’ve found that I can save so much money by reusing my lenses on the newer Nikon models."

'via Blog this'

Senior Portrait Photography: Natural Light Techniques – PictureCorrect

Senior Portrait Photography: Natural Light Techniques – PictureCorrect: "If you think you need a ton of expensive equipment to take high quality senior portraits, you may want to reconsider. As Michael Sasser demonstrates in the video below, all you really need is a camera and reflector."

'via Blog this'