Tuesday, December 30, 2014

How The Film ‘Anomaly’ Is Changing The Game For Us All (BTS And Interview With Co-Director Salomon Ligthelm)

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Last week saw the release of ‘Anomaly’, a film that is redefining the approach and model for independent, narrative film making. Co-Director Salomon Ligthelm outlines how he managed the project as it grew from “a 2 minute art film” into the astonishing 38 minute-long final masterpiece, and provides key takeaways for all of us that we can ap...How The Film ‘Anomaly’ Is Changing The Game For Us All (BTS And Interview With Co-Director Salomon Ligthelm)

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Saturday, December 27, 2014

Hans Eijkelboom Dazzles with a Photographic Study of People Through 20 Years of Photos

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Dutch street photographer Hans Eijkelboom recently celebrated the release of his book, "People of the Twenty-First Century," published by PHAIDON. Featuring 6,000 photographs, the book serves as a comprehensive catalog of what people wear and what they're "into" over a span of over twenty years. Stylistically, the series can easily be likened to that of Bill Cunningham's "On the Street" fashion column in the New York Times, bu...Hans Eijkelboom Dazzles with a Photographic Study of People Through 20 Years of Photos

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Tuesday, December 23, 2014

10 best photography tips for beginners

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New to digital photography? Need some beginner-friendly photo tips to help you get up and running with your camera? We can help. The post 10 best photography tips for beginners appeared first on Digital Camera World....10 best photography tips for beginners

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Saturday, December 20, 2014

Snapselect: Resolving Your Photo Library Mess

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It happens to all of us. You come back from a great day of shooting only to dread the hours of sorting through photos to uncover your best shots. Whether it’s a soccer tournament, a day at the zoo, a birthday party, or a vacation, there’s no denying that you’re going to shoot a LOT. […]...Snapselect: Resolving Your Photo Library Mess

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Tuesday, December 16, 2014

The Ultimate Star Trail Timelapse at The Wave, Arizona

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The sandstone rock formations of the Wave, Arizona are some of the most sought after geologic photographic material in North America. Thousands of amazing night pictures have been taken of it over the years, no one had made the trek in to create a timelapse…until now: The Wave—a site on many photographers’ bucket lists—combines undulating […]...The Ultimate Star Trail Timelapse at The Wave, Arizona

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Saturday, December 13, 2014

Motion and Action Photography Tips

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For the most part, the world around us is in motion. Some things move slowly while some move faster. Slow moving things are plants, turtles, snails etc. Fast moving things are baseballs, cars, ocean waves etc. As photographers we thrive to capture every detail and display it via our photos. We want to capture these […]...Motion and Action Photography Tips

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Tuesday, December 9, 2014

This is What a 6.5 Million Dollar Photograph Looks Like

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A private collector in Las Vegas just bought Peter Lik's, "Phantom," today for an unprecedented $6.5 million making this sale the most expensive photograph in history. Peter didn't just call it a day with one sale, he also sold, "Illusion," for $2.4 million and, "Eternal Moods," for $1.1 million. That's just a cool $10 million dollar payday for LIK USA™. These sales from today ...This is What a 6.5 Million Dollar Photograph Looks Like

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Saturday, December 6, 2014

The Pros and Cons of Watermarking Your Photos

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While doing some research to write this post, I went looking for some of my photos on the web, and it was just…wow! Using the Google reverse image search engine, I could locate where some photos of mine were being used. I only spent time looking for three photos (some that I knew were popular) […]...The Pros and Cons of Watermarking Your Photos

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Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Why It’s Still Important to Shoot In Black And White

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I’ve just read a comment from a photographer who said it’s time to stop shooting in black and white. He claimed we don’t see the world in black and white and it was something only done in the past due to the limitations at the time and it’s time to move on. Here’s a number of reasons why I think it’s critical to shoot black and white from time to time, and how it can help nurture your photographic eye....Why It’s Still Important to Shoot In Black And White

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Saturday, November 29, 2014

8 Tips for Better Coastal Photography

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Shooting coastal photography can yield some of your most breathtaking shots, but it’s not without its difficulties. Get eight professional tips that will help you capture the wild beauty of the coast in high-quality images. Plus, learn how to scout locations, incorporate fog and clouds, explore post-processing techniques and more when you enroll in professional [&helli...8 Tips for Better Coastal Photography

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Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Treasure Chest Of Unpublished, Eighty Year Old Edward Steichen Portraits Unearthed

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You never know what’s going to happen in New York. Last week, photographic gold was struck in Times Square in the deep cavernous archives inside the Conde Nast building. Two thousand prints shot by Edward Steichen, one of 20th Century’s most influential photographers, were found after lying hidden for over eighty years. The story behind them, and of Steichen’s ...Treasure Chest Of Unpublished, Eighty Year Old Edward Steichen Portraits Unearthed

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Friday, November 21, 2014

The Samsung NX1 Arrives in Stores Just in Time for the Holidays

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Samsung’s new flagship model, the NX1, will be available in stores on Monday, November 24, just in time for the holidays. Announced at Photokina in September, the NX1 boasts a 28 megapixel BSI (backside illumination) APS-C sensor with 205 phase detection autofocus points capable of firing 15 frames per ...The Samsung NX1 Arrives in Stores Just in Time for the Holidays

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Monday, November 17, 2014

7 Beginner Tips For Sharper Photos

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Scott Kelby, the author of many digital photography books says, “If your photos aren’t sharp then the rest doesn’t matter.” Key to any image is its sharpness, and in order to get those photos pin sharp you need to follow some basic guidelines. There’s nothing worse than looking at a portrait photo and seeing that […]...7 Beginner Tips For Sharper Photos

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Thursday, November 13, 2014

Smoke Photography Tips

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When you look at smoke photos, you might think that it is impossible to take such shots yourself, but it’s actually not that hard. You just need to be patient since the ratio of good images to bad ones is pretty low. You will need a proper setup to photograph smoke. This form of photography […]...Smoke Photography Tips

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Sunday, November 9, 2014

Astronauts Suspend a GoPro Inside a Bubble of Water in Space

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Whether it's capturing a close encounter with a great white, documenting an Eiger ascent or riding the dash of an F-16 the GoPro has been used for some pretty amazing things.  Here is one recording I don't see any of us re-creating anytime soon though....Astronauts Suspend a GoPro Inside a Bubble of Water in Space

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Wednesday, November 5, 2014

How To Turn Harsh Sunlight into Good Light

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Here is a quick tip from Nikon Ambassador Cliff Mautner on how to take the harshest of mid-day sunlight and turn it to your advantage....How To Turn Harsh Sunlight into Good Light

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Sunday, November 2, 2014

The Concept of “Wow” Portraiture for Photographers

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With cameras and digital formats and gizmos being “smarter,” are we all now professionals behind the fancy new digital cameras? The truth of the matter is that just because we have a fancy camera doesn’t mean we can shoot like the professionals. Yes, more and more cameras are getting smarter. And yes, more people are […]...The Concept of “Wow” Portraiture for Photographers

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Thursday, October 30, 2014

Five Tips To Make The Most Out Of PhotoPlus Expo

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It's that time of year! No, not Halloween...It's Photography Trade Show & Convention Season! There are many expo's though out the year, but the two biggest would have to be Emerald Expo's Wedding & Portrait Photography International (WPPI) in Feb/March, and PhotoPlus Expo (PPE) in October. The latter starting today! So for those of you returning fo...Five Tips To Make The Most Out Of PhotoPlus Expo

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Sunday, October 26, 2014

Tips for Creating a Candid Street Photography Project

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At some point in the life of a photographer, they start to think past the single image. They start to think of their work in terms of themes and ideas. They start to classify their images into groups. This is not the case for all photographers, but for some of them. Others only think in […]...Tips for Creating a Candid Street Photography Project

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Wednesday, October 22, 2014

How to Capture Motion and Blur in Photography

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There is no one way that is right or wrong to capture motion. Sometimes we see motion using stop action; sometimes we do it with a deliberate blur. Blur can be fractions of a second, or they can be several minutes long. If you have ever seen waterfall shots with the white dreamy flowing water, that was exposed for several minutes with a tripod. The choice of ...How to Capture Motion and Blur in Photography

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Saturday, October 18, 2014

Abstract Photography: Easy Cross Polarisation

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Taking cross polarised shots is much easier than you may imagine as this article explains....Abstract Photography: Easy Cross Polarisation

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Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Abstract Oil And Water Photography With Your Nikon Camera

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Here are some top tips for abstract oil and water photography with Nikon kit....Abstract Oil And Water Photography With Your Nikon Camera

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Friday, October 10, 2014

How to Get Creative Images by Using On-Camera Filters

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Since digital cameras came into our lives like a storm a decade ago we photographers became more dependent on post processing programs and many times prefer to achieve the needed result by retouching instead of using on-camera products and in-camera settings. "I'll just fix it in post" is something we all say to ourselves during photoshoots, but it's ...How to Get Creative Images by Using On-Camera Filters

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Monday, October 6, 2014

New: Portrait Post-Processing eBook & Lightroom Presets

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Post processing isn’t about completely transforming an image, it’s about bringing your portraits closer to what you see in your minds eye. When you have real confidence in your own workflow you’ll be able to share your own creative vision with those around you. This new eBook is all about giving you the confidence and […]...New: Portrait Post-Processing eBook & Lightroom Presets

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Thursday, October 2, 2014

27 Awesome Autumn Photography Projects You Must Try In 2014

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As Autumn is slowly taking hold of the UK, here are 27 Autumn / Fall photo ideas for you to try....27 Awesome Autumn Photography Projects You Must Try In 2014

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Sunday, September 28, 2014

9 Sources of Inspiration for Photography & Painting

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Lately, I have had several people ask me what inspires me to paint and take photographs. This really got me to thinking about what makes me do what I do when it comes to my artwork. It led me to sit down and make a list of things that inspire my creativity. In the process […]...9 Sources of Inspiration for Photography & Painting

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Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Faded + Blurred to Close at the End of the Year

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Yesterday, Jeffery Saddoris, co-author and curator of the photography inspiration site Faded + Blurred  announced that they will post their last article this Friday, September 26th, 2014. Faded + Blurred has been in operation since 2009 and since then has published over 1,000 beautiful, inspiring articles and really pushed the industry in new and ex...Faded + Blurred to Close at the End of the Year

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Sunday, September 21, 2014

Interesting Photo of the Day: Tree-Canopied Country Road in South Carolina

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South Carolina tends to bring to mind an image of hot, lazy afternoons with the locals trying to stay cool by drinking iced tea on the front porch, fanning their faces from the scorching heat on streets lined with massive, green, beautiful oak trees. This image of a SC rural road, similarly brings to mind […]...Interesting Photo of the Day: Tree-Canopied Country Road in South Carolina

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Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Tips for Taking Gorgeous Wedding Glamour Shots

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One of the most important tasks as a wedding photographer is capturing that gorgeous glamour shot of the bride. She has spent countless months preparing for this day and thousands of dollars on her dress, shoes, hair, and makeup; it is the photographer’s job to make sure she looks as beautiful as possible. Robert Harrington […]...Tips for Taking Gorgeous Wedding Glamour Shots

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Saturday, September 13, 2014

7 Inspiring Tips to Improve Your Photography

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Most photographers will agree that images must be made with intention. And photographer George Diebold is not exception. In his full-length video workshop, Diebold shared the thought process behind his shooting and what drives him to make his images. He also showcased some of his best images that reflected his unique style: Many of the thoughts Diebold […]...7 Inspiring Tips to Improve Your Photography

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Tuesday, September 9, 2014

For Better Photographs, Don't Think Big, Think Simple

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This post is in celebration of simple ideas, executed brilliantly. Incredibly simple ideas demonstrate that simplicity, combined with brilliant execution, can result in incredibly powerful images that affect us far more deeply than those that are more complex and technically well executed, but are boring and bring nothing new to the table. To make better images, st...For Better Photographs, Don't Think Big, Think Simple

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Saturday, September 6, 2014

The Disappearing Art of Large Format Photography

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Large format photography is the oldest form of photography, and yet it is still practiced by many enthusiasts today, not only for its superior image quality, but also because it lends itself to a slower, more contemplative photographic style. In the beautiful video below, you can follow film photographer Lúis Plácido as he takes us...The Disappearing Art of Large Format Photography

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Tuesday, September 2, 2014

25 Premium Photoshop Tutorials: How to do Photo Manipulation

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Learning all the ways you can edit your photos and images is like someone that finally learns the proper drawing techniques. Before, the person was making interesting doodles, now he/she’s creating works of art. The talent was there but it was not fully utilized until full knowledge of the possibilities was gained. And it’s the [&...25 Premium Photoshop Tutorials: How to do Photo Manipulation

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Saturday, August 30, 2014

20 Top Ways To Capture Creative Rural Shots

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Here are 20 rural themed images to inspire you next time you're venturing into the countryside....20 Top Ways To Capture Creative Rural Shots

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Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Incredible Timelapse of New Zealand: Amplitude

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New Zealand—both the nature lover and photographer’s dream. An island nation known for its utterly breath taking landscapes—from deep fjords, sky high waterfalls, ancient glaciers and rolling hills. It is hard to capture the true beauty and essence of a place on film. However, Martin Heck did a really, really good job ...Incredible Timelapse of New Zealand: Amplitude

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Saturday, August 23, 2014

Tips On Photographing Beach Huts With Lots Of Sky

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Add a photogenic sky to your beach hut shot and it will look cracking. As we explain in this article....Tips On Photographing Beach Huts With Lots Of Sky

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Tuesday, August 19, 2014

How to Give Your Photos the Nashville Effect in 3 Easy Steps

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In this video, Manni shows us how to apply a Nashville effect using Photoshop. Basically, the effect gives a bit of a faded, burnt out or retro effect to your images. If you’re an Instagram junkie you may have already used it using one of the preset tools. Manni’s method gives you a bit more […]...How to Give Your Photos the Nashville Effect in 3 Easy Steps

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Saturday, August 16, 2014

Interesting Photo of the Day: Pfeiffer Beach

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What a great example of a perfectly timed photograph! During an outing to Pfeiffer Beach in Big Sur, California, photographer Senthil Balakrishnan caught the sunset at the precise moment it passed by this opening in a rock, creating a superb frame within a frame: To capture this beauty, Balakrishnan used a Nikokn D5100. It’s not clear […]...Interesting Photo of the Day: Pfeiffer Beach

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Tuesday, August 12, 2014

10 Tips for Cleaning Your Camera Lens

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A well maintained, clean lens is vital to any photographer. Here are 10 simple top tips for cleaning your digital camera lens. 1. Buy a simple lens cleaning kit. They’re inexpensive and invaluable. A cleaning kit commonly includes a microfibre cloth, a blower brush, and some lens cleaning fluid. 2. Do not overlook your casing. […]...10 Tips for Cleaning Your Camera Lens

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Saturday, August 9, 2014

Shutter Speed and Aperture

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Understanding the relationship between aperture and shutter speed will help you take full advantage of your DSLR, allowing you to have more fun capturing photos. The aperture is the size of the hole in the diaphragm of the lens. It is possible to view this device when you look right square into the lens of […]...Shutter Speed and Aperture

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Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Prime Lenses And Zooms

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If you're moving away from compacts and want to know more about interchangeable lenses we can help....Prime Lenses And Zooms

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Saturday, August 2, 2014

Interesting Photo of the Day: Rainbow Over Norwegian Lake

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Norway is undoubtly a major player when it comes to natural beauty. With its sweeping landscapes and gorgeous color, Norway could be considered a landscape photographer’s mecca. For example, take a look at this stunning image from Rune Askeland: The breathtaking image of a rainbow stretching out between to mountains was taken at Jølstravatnet ...Interesting Photo of the Day: Rainbow Over Norwegian Lake

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Tuesday, July 29, 2014

A Look Inside the Camera Magician’s Workshop

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Camera magician Harry Mueller is a legend not only in his hometown of Santiago, Chile, but also with international travelers. References to him in guidebooks like The Lonely Planet,  TripAdviser.com, and numerous travel blogs all refer to him of the wizard of camera repair–able to diagnose and fix just about anything. And, if you manage […]...A Look Inside the Camera Magician’s Workshop

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Saturday, July 26, 2014

Top Tips On Capturing Landscapes In A Portrait Orientation

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Should landscapes always be shot in the landscape orientation? We find out....Top Tips On Capturing Landscapes In A Portrait Orientation

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Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Holiday Camera Choices From Nikon

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Here's a roundup of the different cameras available from Nikon that will make great travel companions....Holiday Camera Choices From Nikon

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Friday, July 18, 2014

Get The Best From Your Smartphone Camera On Holiday

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Here are some top tips on getting the best out of your smartphone camera on holiday....Get The Best From Your Smartphone Camera On Holiday

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Monday, July 14, 2014

New: How to Organize Your Photos Guide

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Looking to organize your photos? Then this new eBook and video guide from top HDR photographer Trey Ratcliff will help you get your digital life organized. We were able to arrange a 30% discount for PictureCorrect readers which expires next Tuesday, simply remember to use the discount code PICTUREORGANIZE at checkout. Deal found here: How to Organize […]...New: How to Organize Your Photos Guide

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Thursday, July 10, 2014

Interesting Photo of the Day: Meet Dexter, the Kayaking Dog

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We’ve all heard the saying: a dog is man’s best friend. Most people probably wouldn’t take it as literally as Galen Löfstedt, who brings his adorable furry friend on leisurely kayak trips— just like two old buddies: Löfstedt snapped this chuckle-worthy photo on his GoPro after passing under the Granville Street Bridge in Vancouver, BC. Löfstedt put it […]...Interesting Photo of the Day: Meet Dexter, the Kayaking Dog

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Sunday, July 6, 2014

Interesting Photo of the Day: A Cloud of Tadpoles

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In British Colombia, Canada, thousands of tiny tadpoles swim beneath the surface of a lily pad covered lake. Capturing this type of incredible and highly unusual scene is the norm for New Zealand underwater photographer Eiko Jones: Since picking up his first DSLR at the age of 14, Jones has been photographing the natural world—from […]...Interesting Photo of the Day: A Cloud of Tadpoles

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Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Getting Started in Water Droplet Photography

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Water droplet photography can seem intimidating to many photographers, yet it’s actually pretty straightforward. All you really need is a camera and a way to make water drops. But if you want stellar shots like the ones in Shawn Knol‘s album, pull out a few basic lenses and a speed light, then mix in a […]...Getting Started in Water Droplet Photography

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Sunday, June 29, 2014

Photographing Moments of Crisis to Help Save Lives

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Photographer Brent Humphreys and his team recently had the chance to work on a huge photo project for AARP Magazine about crisis moments and how to survive them. The large scale project had them coming up with feasible ways to capture four completely possible—and believable—scary moments. In this behind the scenes video, you can see […]...Photographing Moments of Crisis to Help Save Lives

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Wednesday, June 25, 2014

13 Panoramic Photos of Cities Around the World

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Back in the days of film cameras, creating a panoramic photograph meant either buying a particular, expensive camera or hours in the darkroom stitching images together by overlapping exposures onto the finished photo paper. Today, making  a panoramic photo is a simple and easy process. Creating a panorama is very useful if you don’t own […]...13 Panoramic Photos of Cities Around the World

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Saturday, June 21, 2014

New And Exclusive Micro-Site Content

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New and exclusive articles on ePHOTOzine's 6 Micro-Sites....New And Exclusive Micro-Site Content

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Tuesday, June 17, 2014

How to Make Stronger Photographs Through the Process of Visual Design

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Photography is an art that relies on light. It also relies heavily on the visual message. You have no way of communicating anything to your viewer except through the visual language you use. If you use strong visual elements, your images will be effective and people will stop and look. If you want to convey […] The post How to Make Stronger Photographs Th...How to Make Stronger Photographs Through the Process of Visual Design

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Friday, June 13, 2014

Nikon Coolpix A Firmware Now Available

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Nikon has announced a firmware update for the Coolpix A camera, version 1.11....Nikon Coolpix A Firmware Now Available

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Monday, June 9, 2014

National Park Photography Workshop Permits: Are They Really Necessary?

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Back in February of 2014, I led two back-to-back photography workshops in Death Valley National Park with my friend and fellow photographer Mike Mezeul. Planning workshops is a lot of work and takes a lot of love and dedication to do right. Before the process of getting everything set up (making sure the students had all booked […] The post National Park Photog...National Park Photography Workshop Permits: Are They Really Necessary?

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Thursday, June 5, 2014

Interesting Photo of the Day: Hobbiton in the Morning

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Don’t you wish you were here? Photographer Trey Ratcliff captured this beautiful morning in Hobbiton, in the Shire…okay, it’s actually on the set location of the Lord of the Rings film series, in Matamata, New Zealand. Whether in New Zealand or Tolkien’s Middle Earth, this HDR image is simply stunning: Ratcliff was invited to ...Interesting Photo of the Day: Hobbiton in the Morning

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Sunday, June 1, 2014

Los Angeles at Night, a Timelapse Masterpiece

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Two years ago Colin Rich, an ambitious photographer and filmmaker, set out on an exploration of Los Angeles and told the city’s stories through timelapse photography. The first two installations to his remarkably crafted LA centric trilogy, LA Light and Nightfall, were well received, and City Lights, the third and final chapter, doesn’t disappoint either. […]...Los Angeles at Night, a Timelapse Masterpiece

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Wednesday, May 28, 2014

New: Kids Posing Guide, How to Photograph Kids

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Created by Rachel Devine, these 5 kids posing guides include a tutorial, printable and digital guides ready for when kids next find their way into your lens. Now available here: Kids Posing Guide Inspired by their eBook Click: How to Take Gorgeous Photos of Your Kids all modules are clear and simple, professionally designed and […]...New: Kids Posing Guide, How to Photograph Kids

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Saturday, May 24, 2014

Interesting Photo of the Day: 37,000 Flags Planted in Boston Common for Memorial Day

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Boston Magazine’s Associate Digital Editor, Yiqing Shao, was recently assigned to cover the Flag Garden in Boston Common, an annual event which takes place every Memorial Day weekend; one American Flag is “planted” into the lawn for every Massachusetts resident that has fallen at war dating from the Revolutionary War through present time. This year&rsquo...Interesting Photo of the Day: 37,000 Flags Planted in Boston Common for Memorial Day

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Tuesday, May 20, 2014

8 Ways You Can Photograph Flowers Creatively

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Make the most of the flowers currently in bloom and learn 8 ways you can capture shots of them....8 Ways You Can Photograph Flowers Creatively

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Saturday, May 17, 2014

Redefining Success in Wildlife Photography

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Being halfway in a dream land, as a stranger. That’s how Asgeir Helgestad, a nature photographer and filmmaker based near Oslo, Norway, describes the feeling of photographing wildlife. Throughout his career, Helgestad’s stunning wildlife documentaries and photographs have captivated world audiences and encouraged countless individuals to appreciate nature’s boundless beauty and immerse themselves in it. In this […]...Redefining Success in Wildlife Photography

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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Getting Sharper Images – an Understanding of Focus Modes

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The longer you shoot, the larger the repertoire of subjects and assignments you photograph becomes. You start off photographing flowers in the garden, your neighbour’s dog, your sister’s kids, your friend’s wedding and then before you know it you’re doing product shots for your friend’s ne...Getting Sharper Images – an Understanding of Focus Modes

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Saturday, May 10, 2014

Getting Real with HDR – a Step by Step Tutorial for Realistic Looking HDR

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If you have been photographing for more than a year or two, you will have heard about HDR (which stands for High Dynamic Range). We have probably seen them, the “overcooked”, over processed HDR images that float around the photo websites. For some photographers, the process seems to force them to...Getting Real with HDR – a Step by Step Tutorial for Realistic Looking HDR

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Tuesday, May 6, 2014

5 Things You Should Never Do When Taking a Selfie

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Admit it, we’ve all taken a selfie. And while we’re being candid, let’s go ahead and let it be said that most selfies are pretty much rubbish. That being said, the craze has become so mainstream the Oxford Dictionary inducted the word selfie into its pages. In order to make the world a better place, […]...5 Things You Should Never Do When Taking a Selfie

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Friday, May 2, 2014

Phone-o-Chrome Colour Filter Review

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We test Photojojo's Phone-o-Chrome - a colour filter for phone cameras....Phone-o-Chrome Colour Filter Review

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Monday, April 28, 2014

7 Pro Photography Tips For Underwater Portraits

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Underwater photography isn’t for the easily unmotivated. Aside from being technically difficult, there are an assortment of other concerns. It requires a lot of forethought and planning. If you are thinking about getting started in underwater portraiture or have already tried your hand at it, the advice Brooke Shaden shares in the video below could [...7 Pro Photography Tips For Underwater Portraits

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Saturday, April 26, 2014

6 Tips for Photographing People When Travelling

Check this out:Photographing people you don’t know can be a daunting experience. A lot of people are not comfortable with approaching people and asking their permission. But if you can conquer your fear, you could be rewarded with some truly wonderful photographs from your trip. So here are some tips for photographing people when you travel, to […] The post 6 Ti...6 Tips for Photographing People When TravellingMore Resources on photography tutorials50 Incredible Photography Techniques and Tutori...

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Thursday, April 24, 2014

Finding Gold in Your Image Archives

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No doubt like many other photographers, so many of my images have never seen the light of day. This is mostly for good reason; they are out of focus, poorly composed, badly timed, they just don’t make the cut. Often these images may be good, just not the BEST. I have learned though, that there […] The post Finding Gold in Your Image Archives by Rowan Sims appeared first on Digital Photography School....Finding Gold in Your Image Archives

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Sunday, April 20, 2014

Waterfall Photography Video Tips

Here's an article I noticed not too long ago I thought could possibly be useful for you to read:

To help you out with this week’s photography challenge of waterfalls, I found a few video tutorials to walk you through how to photograph a waterfall. I also shared a collection of stunning waterfall images to get you inspired, if you missed it you can see those here. This first video shows you the two […] The post Waterfall Photography Video Tips by Darlene Hildebrandt appeared first on D...Waterfall Photography Video Tips

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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Finding and Working with Available Light

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I don’t use a flash for my photography, it’s a personal preference. Available light, in its many forms, is both challenging and rewarding so I rarely find a need to turn to creative lighting. What is ‘available light’? Let’s be clear on definitions first. As a street photographer my preferred source of light is sunlight, more [&hellip...Finding and Working with Available Light

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Saturday, April 12, 2014

Large Library Management with Lightroom and Daminion [for Advanced LR Users]

Here's an article I found just recently I thought might be useful for you to read:

If you have Lightroom you might assume that you have all you need for managing your images. That may not be the case and many professional and keen amateur photographers benefit from combining Lightroom with the image management software Daminion. Daminion is an image management solution which helps you do large library management with Lightroom. […] The post Large Library Management with Light...Large Library Management with Lightroom and Daminion [for Advanced LR Users]

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