Tips for Perfect Spring Photos by Beryl Ayn Young — Bonbon Break

Tips for Perfect Spring Photos by Beryl Ayn Young — Bonbon Break: "With the Easter and Passover holidays approaching, I’m getting ready to host the next big family meal at our house. It’s a given that we’ll have family over on Easter for our traditional Ham and deviled eggs, but lately I’ve started scouring Pinterest for the perfect dessert to top off the meal."

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7 Tips For Better Wildlife Photography

7 Tips For Better Wildlife Photography: "Wildlife photography can be very difficult and because of that, it is very rewarding. Getting all the stars to align for that perfect animal image can be very frustrating, so here I have laid out seven tips to help take your wildlife photography to the next level."

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Available light photography tips l travel blog l theplanetd

Available light photography tips l travel blog l theplanetd: "Light is one of the fundamentals of great travel photography. Shooting with available light is something every aspiring photographer should strive to master, or at least understand."

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How to Determine Exposure with the Histogram – PictureCorrect

How to Determine Exposure with the Histogram – PictureCorrect: "How many times have you been duped by your camera’s LCD, only to find out that you’ve got it all wrong upon viewing your photos on your computer monitor? When I first started out, I couldn’t make heads or tails with most of the dials and switches on my DSLR. I bought it and forced myself to learn it, but the importance of the histogram kind of flew past my head because not all photography manuals go in-depth on how to use it. Had I seen this video by Tony Northrup then, I would have grasped the concept more quickly:"

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Creative Light Painting Photography Examples – PictureCorrect

Creative Light Painting Photography Examples – PictureCorrect: "In this video from Brady Bigalike of Noble Light Productions, we revisit the topic of light painting – a technique where the photographer uses light sources such as flashlights, LEDs, flames, and any other illuminating device to paint an image onto an exposing photograph. Sometimes these paintings are done entirely in this fashion, with light streaks forming entire murals on an otherwise pitch black environment; in this video, the artists integrate their creative shapes with existing scenes to foster a marriage of reality and imagination:"

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How to Edit and Compile Action Sequence Photography – PictureCorrect

How to Edit and Compile Action Sequence Photography – PictureCorrect: "Photoshop lets us do a lot of cool things. The only problem is trying to figure out how to do them. In this tutorial video, Pete Webb shows how to use Perfect Layers to build an action sequence composite. The same method applies for Photoshop and can be used on just about an photo you wish to build from multiple images:"

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Joe McNally - One Of The Greatest Sources Of BTS Articles On Lighting!

Joe McNally - One Of The Greatest Sources Of BTS Articles On Lighting!: "One of my greatest heroes in photography is Joe McNally.  Extremely talented, yet humble, goofy, and always ready to share.  Basically, he is the type of person I aspire to be as a photographer."

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Pulling Still Photos From DSLR Video, the New Canon 1D-C – PictureCorrect

Pulling Still Photos From DSLR Video, the New Canon 1D-C – PictureCorrect: "Jay P. Morgan recently got his hands on a Canon 1D-C and, like any curious photographer, decided to put the DSLR through some rigorous testing by way of motion picture photography. The 1D C is most notably known among videophiles as an affordable moving image monster capable of capturing cinematic footage at 4k, something previously available only on much more expensive rigs such as the RED line of cameras"

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F-Stops and Shutter Speeds – Camera Lessons – PictureCorrect

F-Stops and Shutter Speeds – Camera Lessons – PictureCorrect: "How is an exposure made and what does the camera do to make sure an image is recorded? There are two parts involved in exposing film or a digital sensor to light.  One is the intensity of the light and the other is the length of time the light is allowed to strike the film or sensor. Exposure= intensity x time.  Above the door in my photography class was this sign: E=IxT.  Some students thought it meant EXIT."

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5 Tips for Improving Your Portrait Photography

5 Tips for Improving Your Portrait Photography: Here are some techniques that you may not be aware of if you’re new to portrait photography. It takes practice, but being aware of these ideas can get you experimenting, and inspire you to try shots you might not have otherwise tried.