Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Dodging and Burning to Create More Effective Black and White Images

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Dodging and Burning to Create More Effective Black and White Images: "With the huge assortment of software and plugins you have at your disposal these days, the photo processing technique of burning and dodging is practically ancient. It was (and still is) one of the most common ways of enhancing film images in the darkroom, and everyone from Ansel Adams to Imogen Cunningham used it."



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Sunday, March 13, 2016

Top 12 Image Editing Skills Every Photographer Should Know – PictureCorrect

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Top 12 Image Editing Skills Every Photographer Should Know – PictureCorrect: "Before you start editing, make sure that you have a good image work flow. This means saving originals in a separate place to prevent you from damaging or destroying the original image. And get familiar with your program’s UNDO capability–usually the Ctrl-Z key is a shortcut to undo the most recent image change. Don’t forget Save As, which allows you to save a copy of the image with another name so you don’t disturb the original."



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Steve’s Photography Tips: Finding Your Focal Length | Burnsland

Steve’s Photography Tips: Finding Your Focal Length | Burnsland: "Strictly speaking, focal length is the distance between the lens and the image sensor or film for your camera, measured in millimeters. For example, a 50mm lens means that the distance between the lens and the sensor is 50mm. Makes sense, right?"



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March Madness: 12; Travel Photography Tips | ESSENTIALS For Photographers

March Madness: 12; Travel Photography Tips

March Madness: 12; Travel Photography Tips | ESSENTIALS For Photographers: "With summer coming up a lot of you are probably busy making plans to get away for a well-deserved vacation somewhere. I thought it would be useful to look at a few ways you can plan ahead of time to give yourself a greater chance of capturing some wonderful photos and great memories"



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Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Tips for Using ISO Settings in Photography – PictureCorrect

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Tips for Using ISO Settings in Photography – PictureCorrect: "When you as a photographer—amateur or professional, analog or digital–practice your craft or hobby, you will at one time or another become acquainted with the three letters ISO. If the camera does not get enough light onto the sensor or film, the images will be too dark."



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10 iphone photography tips - YouTube

10 iphone photography tips - YouTube: ""



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Photography Tips Archives | Learn Photography and Photo Retouching

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Photography Tips Archives | Learn Photography and Photo Retouching: "KEEP YOUR COMPOSITIONS SIMPLE – YOU WILL CREATE STRONGER PHOTOGRAPHS! Castlerigg Stone Circle, Cumbria, England. Photograph: David Osborn YOU MAY BE COMPOSING WELL, BUT YOU MAY BE COMPOSING THE WRONG…"



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Thursday, March 3, 2016

baby photography tips Archives - Jenna Tregenza Photography

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baby photography tips Archives - Jenna Tregenza Photography: "If there is a cute and adorable side to photography, it would have to be the aspect of photographing babies. There is something noble about being tasked to document and capture that innocence and sort of immortalize them in your photos. It is something that the parents, grandparents, other family members and friends will be looking at and appreciating at the onset of time. Baby photos are family treasures and they are also a sort of rite of passage particularly for parents who are quite keen on making and keeping mementos like that all throughout their family’s history."



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Photography Tips: 5 Best Tips to Photograph Toddlers - EverydayFamily

Photography Tips: 5 Best Tips to Photograph Toddlers - EverydayFamily: "Three years ago, the quality of my photographs of my son were all the same: blurry, unfocused, and taken under poor lighting conditions. The pictures just didn't capture the moment very well. His smile is visible, and we were obviously having fun, but all I can see is how terrible the picture is."



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