Have you ever noticed when reading a magazine or flicking through a brochure, how many of the images are ‘lifestyle’ images? Photographs of people doing things, talking to each other, sitting in the gardens, exercising, eating and reading together etc. These kinds of photographs may seem contrived and a bit corny, but they have an [...]
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Dealing with Photographer’s Block
Posted by Rowena on July 20th, 2009
It happens to every photographer. There may be one day where you are ready with a camera in hand but you are unable to choose something to photograph. You don’t know how to photograph it. There’s nothing to inspire you. You can’t get an interesting image together. Maybe you have photographer’s block – if so, [...]
Photography Tips: Dealing with Weather Conditions
Posted by Rowena on May 29th, 2009
Even you are ready to shoot, that doesn’t mean the weather is ready for you! Whenever you tackle photography outdoors, you need to consider the possibility that the conditions will not be suitable– it could rain horrendously, there could be storm, it could be so hot that it is uncomfortable to work, there could even [...]
5 Photography Tips
Posted by Rowena on February 14th, 2009
Whether you are new to photography or more experienced, its always fun to pick up new tips on how to use your camera and make your images better and better each time. Here are five top tips to keep in mind every time you pick up your camera to help you avoid common photography mistakes [...]
A photographer’s portfolio, part 2
Posted by Rowena on February 12th, 2009
When choosing a portfolio folder, presentation case or book, remember some important points; is it durable and strong? Does it look great and make you feel proud if it? Is it the correct size and shape for your needs? Does it fit into your budget? Is it easy to carry and transport, or is this [...]
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Posted by melissa s on December 17th, 2008
The thing about digital cameras is that they are so easy to use. Everything from the most basic point and shoot to the most advanced D-SLRs have an “auto” function where the camera does everything except actually pushing the shutter button. But this is not always the best way to get great photos. In the [...]
