17 Apart: Photography Tips: Golden Hour

17 Apart: Photography Tips: Golden Hour: "Have you all heard about the outdoor photography window called golden hour? It's the timeframe leading up to and after each sunrise and sunset where outdoor lighting is supposedly at it's very best for taking photographs of anything or anyone. The sky fills with beautiful golden tones, shadows and brightness become golden, diffused and dreamy instead of harsh — and shooting during this window can help you capture some of those radiant sun soaked images we all know and love."

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MeCam video camera is worn like a button or necklace

MeCam video camera is worn like a button or necklace: "People seem to be pretty content with using their smartphone video cameras to capture life’s zany moments, although constantly holding up one’s phone to follow the action can sometimes get a little tiring. That’s why the MeCam was invented. It’s a video camera that can be pinned to your shirt or worn on an included cord like a necklace, so you can shoot your clips without having to play Cameraman."

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Landscape Photography – The Rule of Three P’s – PictureCorrect

Landscape Photography – The Rule of Three P’s – PictureCorrect: "It is true that one cannot learn art or cannot induce in someone the eye for beauty. But obviously, if you have it in you, it can be honed to perfection; however small that is."

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How to Create a Long-Term Seasonal Change Timelapse – PictureCorrect

How to Create a Long-Term Seasonal Change Timelapse – PictureCorrect: "A timelapse is a fun photographic technique to experiment with. Being able to watch the sun rise and set over a city skyline or see a flower bloom in just a few minutes is nothing short of amazing. But certain precautions must be taken when leaving your camera outside for long periods of time:"

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Instant Portrait Studio | DPmag.com

Instant Portrait Studio | DPmag.com: "Ever thought of opening your own portrait studio? With a few key pieces of gear and a little space at home, you can start earning extra income photographing friends and neighbors and grow your business with referrals."

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Convert To Black & White | DPmag.com

Convert To Black & White | DPmag.com: "My photography career began 30 years ago as a photojournalism student in college. Each week, I would be assigned a story to cover and off I'd go with my Nikon FM2 and 50mm lens in search of images. But capturing the images was only half the story."

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Focus on Photography Part 1 – Stunning Portraits by Digital Photo Secrets

Focus on Photography Part 1 – Stunning Portraits by Digital Photo Secrets: "You are about to discover how to take the most breathtaking, brilliant and incredibly stunning photos every single time you press the shutter button… even if you know nothing about photography and you’ve never used a digital camera before."

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Black & White Photography

Black & White Photography: "With black & white camera modes, apps that can turn your phone shots mono and various black & white editing techniques available, black & white photography is more accessible than ever but if you've never produced a black & white shot, why should you? Well, we've put together a quick list of reasons that may just persuade you to give black & white photography a go, plus we've linked to various black & white tutorials as well as mentioned a few tips further down in the article."

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Using Light to Shape Landscape Photography

Using Light to Shape Landscape Photography: "My favourite landscape images don’t grab my attention purely because of the place they capture, but because of the way in which they are represented in the photograph based primarily upon the available light and the compositional structure, so here are a few tips on how to understand natural light in your landscape images"

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22 Things You Can Do Today to Change Your Photography Forever | Improve Photography

22 Things You Can Do Today to Change Your Photography Forever | Improve Photography: "Photographers these days spend so much time on the Internet learning good things about photography that they never make the time to do the things that would be really great for their photography."

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