
My special interest is street photography. When I first thought about writing this guide, it was specifically directed toward getting more interesting pictures of strangers
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There are probably thousands of articles that could be devoted to the individual topics of planning, producing, and post-processing alone. With that in mind, this
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Want to learn a new and fun way to experience color photography? Using colored gels or filters over your lights and/or camera lens provides an
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Most recent digital cameras allow for the option of creating in-camera double exposures. Sure, you can create double exposures in Photoshop or another editing program.
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A strong composition lays the foundation of a memorable photograph. A clearly defined subject is the centerpiece of such a photographic composition. One of the
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Black and white photography lets you see the world in a totally unique light. Bereft of any color, black and white images are abstract but
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Nobody denies that infrared photography is pretty cool. It looks kind of daunting… like… How can I do this? The Quick Guide today lays it
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I didn’t really understand the expression, “suffer for your art” until I was approaching hour two, at subzero temperatures, while taking snowflake photos. Frozen toes,
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Many people I talk with assume that landscape photography is ‘easy.’ After all, it’s nothing more than going somewhere pretty and snapping a shot, right?
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