Long Exposure Photography without a Tripod

Long Exposure Photography without a Tripod: "For me, as a travel photographer, the size and the weight of the photography equipment that I carry around is very important. Over the years, I learned how to carry only the items absolutely necessary for shooting in order to eliminate anything unessential."



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Telling a Greater Story by Shooting Image Collections

Telling a Greater Story by Shooting Image Collections: "You hit the export button and now your shot is ready for your website, blog, Facebook photography page, or an email attachment to a client. Be honest with yourself. Why is it a great image? Many photographers fall into the trap of thinking an image is stellar because of its textbook perfection. Beware. “Regular Joe” isn’t as interested in technical precision as they are the story in the frame."



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The Future of Photography Websites - Understanding and Adapting to Trends - Digital Photography School

The Future of Photography Websites - Understanding and Adapting to Trends - Digital Photography School: "Right off the bat, this is not an article about what background colors to use, what plugins to install, or other shallow web design fashion trends. Focusing blindly on bells and whistles (flat design, parallax scrolling, full-width page layouts) won’t actually make your photo website better. Sure, it might make it pretty, but it won’t necessarily be effective"



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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. "



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Photography Tips and Tutorials for Beginners

Photography Tips and Tutorials for Beginners: "A large proportion of the readers of Digital Photography School classify themselves as beginners – so we thought it might be helpful to have a page set up that collates some of our Digital Photography Tips for Beginners."



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Tips for Photographing Popular Tourist Destinations

Tips for Photographing Popular Tourist Destinations: "As photographers, we often note that one way to make interesting images that are different from the norm is to get our camera to out-of-the-way places that haven’t been flooded with photographers."



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How to Achieve Better Bokeh - 4 Simple Tips - Digital Photography School

How to Achieve Better Bokeh - 4 Simple Tips - Digital Photography School: "When photographers use shallow depth-of-field, the purpose is usually to make the subject of the photo stand out from the background.  Unfortunately, this usually means that the photographer forgets about the aesthetic quality of the area not in focus and pays attention only to the subject.  Big mistake.  This article seeks to teach photographers how to achieve beautiful bokeh."



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GET IT FREE 4/23

Digital photography landscape projects: To make you a better photographer - Kindle edition by Steve Pease. Arts & Photography Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.: "The difference between someone who takes pictures, and someone who makes pictures is all about how you see the parts of the photos you are making. Practicing with the art of taking great pictures is the way to get them to be great."



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Loving Landscapes - Digital Photography School

Loving Landscapes - Digital Photography School: "If you’ve ever been frustrated that the landscape photos from your camera don’t portray the magical scenes you witnessed, then this is eBook will open up a new world of creative possibilities"



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How Your Camera Gets in the Way of Creating Great Photos

How Your Camera Gets in the Way of Creating Great Photos: "I am the kind of person who loves nothing more than to read a new camera manual back to front. When the Canon 5d MK3 came out the manual was over 200 pages, YUM! It was the thickest Canon manual yet, heaven!"



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