Framing an image creatively can help create completely unique images. There are many options when shooting an image in a frame. You can choose to shoot a single subject in a frame or multiple subjects. You can use natural scenery to frame and image or an unusual angle to create frames. Even using simple tools [...]
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Getting Started with Train Photography
Posted by stephb on September 11th, 2010
Train photography is a genre photographers of any skill level can master. Trains should be photographed with the intent to capture the unique character and drama of each train. This will create poignant pictures viewers will find both visually engaging and emotionally moving. Before embarking on your first train shoot, take into account a few [...]
Family Portraits Made Interesting
Posted by stephb on September 9th, 2010
Taking a family portrait is one of the most important images a client can request from their photographer. Family portraits can capture a specific period in a family’s history. It documents the addition of new members and faces as they age. But too often these photos fail to capture the individuality of the family and [...]
Using Angles and Context When Photographing Architecture
Posted by stephb on September 7th, 2010
Taking photographs of architecture and architectural elements can be stylistically challenging for photographers of all skill levels but if done with the proper considerations can create visually stunning images. There are many factors to consider when setting up an image of an architectural element but two of the most crucial are angle and context. Angles [...]
Landscape Photography
Posted by nomadofms on July 24th, 2010
Landscape photography is a form of photography that generally captures an outdoor setting. Landscapes generally do not include people or posed subjects, but may include animals that are part of the natural scenery. Although landscape photography sounds easy enough to capture, it takes a keen eye to capture the essence of a given scene. Very [...]
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No Comments »Photographer Tips: Taking Photographs on a Holiday
Posted by Rowena on March 29th, 2010
When Photographers – keen amateurs or professionals – go on holiday, seldom does this mean that they take a break from taking photographs. Far from it – the temptation to take the kit along whilst taking a break with your nearest and dearest is highly tempting. However – to avoid problems and spending too much [...]
5 Mistakes Photographers Make
Posted by Rowena on July 24th, 2009
Regardless of how long you have been taking photographs, the chances are that you may have some bad habits that can affect the images you take. It can be a shortcut, or forgetting to do something, or just laziness. Here are some bad habits that all of us may be guilty of. Related Posts What’s [...]
Wedding Photography
Posted by melissa s on September 15th, 2008
A wedding may be a once in a lifetime occasion. The wedding ceremony is a pleasant mix of happiness, fulfillment and feelings of a dream come true. At the same time a wedding ceremony is a mixture of nervousness, uncertainty and high expectations. Unlike other forms of photography, where you can experiment with your work, [...]
How To Protect Your Camera While Traveling
Posted by melissa s on August 25th, 2008
If you are planning on going to that exotic location that you always dreamt of, your digital camera could be your best companion. Obviously you are looking forward to preserving some very special family moments and some beautiful memories. You are also looking forward to show off your adventures to friends back home. At an [...]
How to Keep Your Digital Sensor Clean
Posted by melissa s on August 20th, 2008
Air contains tiny particles of dust that settles on almost everything we see. Although very tiny in size, these particles of dust are responsible for many climatic conditions as well as many medical conditions affecting human beings. Unfortunately, dust may also affect the pictures you take. Have you ever noticed dark specks or translucent spots [...]
