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The quality of your photography can depend on how you adapt to your environment, especially when you can't control that environment - like in the great outdoors.
The quality of your photography can depend on how you adapt to your environment, especially when you can't control that environment - like in the great outdoors.
Saturday, July 14, 2007 | Latest News
0 Comments | Author: tMulholland
This article provides a brief tutorial on how to take better people pictures. The topics covered include getting to know your camera, understanding your subject, a bit of posing, and fill flash.
Wednesday, July 11, 2007 | Latest News
0 Comments | Author: cFienen
Photographing children, as in most people, has a lot less to do with my equipment, lighting and props, than with my rapport with my subjects and the environment I provide or seek out for them. The environment has just as much to do with the subject’s comfort and demeanor as it’s actual presence in the shot.
Saturday, June 16, 2007 | Latest News
0 Comments | Author: cFienen
Before I became a professional photographer, I never noticed in an average day how often we come across photographs of anything and everything. Photographs make up every magazine, billboard, clip art, product label and the list goes on and on.
Saturday, June 9, 2007 | Latest News
0 Comments | Author: kDefoe
I shoot different things for different reasons. In the moment, while taking the photograph, it usually feels right. I'm not thinking, at all. But even if I know why, at the time, do I really?
Friday, June 1, 2007 | Latest News
0 Comments | Author: nDavis
The first time that I heard a comment about my pictures and my use of fill in flash, I had no idea what my photographer friend was talking about. So I just smiled and acted like I knew what he was talking about. Not being one to be left in the dark, though, I decided to do my homework. What I discovered has been an asset to my photographs and particularly to my wedding photography work.
Tuesday, May 29, 2007 | Latest News
0 Comments | Author: Sitecritic.net
So I was on my way to begin shooting for my 2008 Dogs of Key West Calendar and off to my right I spotted two water spouts. Like any good photographer (and terrible driver) I pulled my car over to the side of the road jumped out with my Nikon D70, through a 70-200mm VR lense on and started snapping away.
Saturday, May 26, 2007 | Latest News
0 Comments | Author: Sitecritic.net
This is a photograph shot inside an operating room. There was no operation in progress during or after the image was photographed. However, an examination is quite a daunting process for an ophthalmologist, when the patient is an infant. Infants obviously tend to get scared of lights being shined into their eyes by strangers!
Monday, May 21, 2007 | Latest News
0 Comments | Author: gDubuc
Often seen in student films the writing/directing syndrome is the source of many mistakes that could have been prevented by giving more control over your creation to another person.
Sunday, May 20, 2007 | Latest News
2 Comments | Author: Sitecritic.net
A better title might be, "Can you find the dog in this picture?" You would be amazed at how many times we can wind up with a photo of a black dog where the bushes or shadows behind him cause him to magically disappear just as you try to get that shot of him looking absolutely adorable.
Saturday, March 7, 2009 | Latest News
1 Comment | Author: Sitecritic.net