Level: Beginner/Intermediate Learn about the minimum shutter speeds to be used when hand holding your DSLR camera or when using a monopod or tripod. Features: 1. Shutter speed 2. Lens [read more]
Level: Intermediate/Advanced This is a great way to paint individual blades of grass quickly to clean up a horizon line or make an object or person appear to be sitting [read more]
Enjoy reading about some great photography and general interest books. It’s a great way to learn photography. Women of Vision: National Geographic Photographers on Assignment Women of Vision: National Geographic [read more]
What skills does it take to photograph birds? Is it just a matter of “getting lucky” or is their more to it? Some is luck of course, being in the [read more]
What makes an image of two children stand out, even if they are not your kids? Look in most people’s online portfolios, in scrapbooks or photo albums, or maybe even [read more]
So, have you been hearing about Adobe® Photoshop CC® lately? Welcome to the Brave New World of Adobe®Creative Cloud™, and all of the confusion that results from a revolutionary concept. [read more]
From Episode One – North America: Snow geese flying through Monument Valley, USA. Credit: © John Downer Productions What would it be like to see the world from a bird’s [read more]
Light Diffusion: The Battle Between Soft Light and Hard Light In photography, as in painting, light is everything. With the right lighting, you can reshape characters, add depth, tone, and [read more]
Breaking out of our habits when we photograph takes motivation, thought and a willingness to experiment. Be aware, prepare and dare to… 1. Think like a Child How would a [read more]
© 2012 Doris Kolber. All Rights Reserved. CHATEAU d’YQUEM Chateau d’Yquem is the finest sweet wine in the world. The Chateau is located in Sauternes, France, just south of the [read more]
CROP TOOL: Get up-to-date information for Photoshop CS6/CC. Purpose: The Crop Tool allows you to crop to a portion of an image to enhance the subject matter, remove an unwanted [read more]
© 2009 Randy Romano. All rights reserved. Pillars of the Pantheon Paris, France While traveling on vacation, most of us bring our camera in hopes of capturing beautiful images of [read more]
Sometimes the urge to photograph just grabs us. We see something that intrigues us or are in a particular place with other-than-prime light. What I always do when that happens [read more]
This is the second article in our new series called IMAGE TALK. It is our hope that by reviewing and talking about what’s right with an image, we will inspire [read more]
Many people think you have to go out of the city to observe and enjoy nature. But even in a metropolitan area you can get in contact with nature by [read more]
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