Finding Things to Photograph
So many times people think that they need to go to some exotic land to find worthwhile things to photograph. I have often found that this really is not the case. Last summer, while visiting Alberta, I took a drive out of the city and decided I was jus… more »
The Business Plan
This article is the second in a series focusing on the business of photography. You can find the first article To Specialize or Diversify by clicking the link. So you've taken time to think about what you would like your photography business to fo… more »
Circular Polarizing Filters
A number of months back I purchased for myself a circular polarizing filter. All the research I've done seems to indicate that a landscape photographer just can't live without one. :) "What does it do?", you may be asking yourself. Well, simply put, i… more »
Quick Tip -- Arrive Early and Be Prepared
Photography is a creative endeavor and should not be rushed. Yet so many of us fall into the trap of shooting off the cuff and hoping that one of our shots turn out. You are going to totally miss the point if you are chasing down the sunset or rushing… more »
Quick Tip -- Lighting
Photography is all about catching that magic moment when the light is just right. However, lighting also provides some challenges. Here are some ideas to help the beginning photographer whether you're indoors or out.Balance Bright or Dim Light… more »
Quick Tip -- The Magic Hour
Ever wonder how professional photographers get such amazing colors in their work? It must be photoshop right. Not exactly. There is a time known to photographers as the magic hour. The most magical light of the day can be found during this time. It… more »
Taking Better Pictures -- Composition Part 3
This is part three of a series on composition. While it is not necessary to read part one or two in order to understand, I would definitely recommend it. You can find part one here and part two here.Have 5 photographers set up on the same scene… more »
Taking Better Pictures -- Composition Part 2
This is part two of a series on composition. While it is not necessary to read part one of the series in order to understand part two, I would definitely recommend it. You can find part one here.The Rule of ThirdsOne of the most popular rul… more »
Taking Better Pictures -- Composition Part 1
These days cameras are capable of many things. It can focus, work out exposure, choose the perfect shutter speed or aperture along with a host of other functions. However, the one thing a camera can't do is compose your picture for you.If you a… more »
Photo Basics -- Exposure
ExposureExposure is the amount of light collected by the sensor in your camera during a single picture. If the shot is exposed too long, the photograph will be washed out (or too light). If the shot is exposed too short, the photograph will appear… more »
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