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Don't carry too much gear, bring extra memory cards -- and enjoy the place you're visiting.
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If you're planning to travel soon, don't forget your camera. Better yet, don't forget these tips when taking pictures during your vacation. They will help you capture the best moments.
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photoLighting equipment is one of those categories of gadgets that can cost as much as your budget allows. If you'd prefer not to blow your life savings on some nice kicker lights, you can build some of your own for around $15 in materials.
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If you don't have money to spend on expensive photography equipment, this article will give you some quick D-I-Y tips for creating your own budget equipment. By the end of the article, you'll be able to take pictures under the right lighting and discover the difference $15 can make!
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It's no secret that the ocean is hiding some impressive lifeforms in its depths, but good freaking lord, these pics! These pics are incredible. Jessica Rosenkrantz snapped them on a recent expedition to Bonaire and, just, whoa.
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All this time we've been searching for extraterrestrial life on other planets, only to realize that there is still a lot to be discovered here on earth. This article explores some of the most breathtaking life forms on the planet with up close detail.
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Think you need thousands of dollars for a great lighting setup? You don’t. We've picked three of the eight projects and made stop-action videos demonstrating the exact steps for constructing each. We have also provided links to step-by-step instructions for the other five accessories. So get that gaffer tape ready, it's time to create your own DIY photo studio.
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If you're in need of some lighting equipment for your photo shoots but don't have the budget, this article will show you how to improvise and build your own lighting equipment using common household items. You won't spend more than $10 creating any of these items -- good news for any cash budget strapped photographer.
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The night sky has inspired artists for millennia, and it is no less a muse for photographers today. What’s more, digital technology, including lower-noise sensors and the ability to enhance and combine images during postproduction, makes shooting stars more accessible than ever—and requires no special equipment. Here’s how three stellar masters get their shots.
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If you've ever wondered how photographers capture images of the stars, this article will give you an inside look at the world of sky photography. These tips will not only improve your photography skills but your post-production skills at well. Definitely an interesting read for any photographer.
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Today’s Interchangeable Lens Cameras (ILCs) are approaching the power and quality of DSLRs while offering photographers smaller bodies, more versatile functions and innovations like Wi-Fi photo transfer and high definition viewfinders. Here are three of the latest models that put DSLRs to shame:
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The rapid pace at which photography has improved over the past few years has prompted many photographers to shift from DSLR to ILC cameras. The Panasonic Lumix GX7, Olympus OM-D E-M10, and Fujifilm X-T1 are the latest models to hit the market and all of them are already set to surpass the DSLRs. Read this article for more details.
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The photographer Philip-Lorca diCorcia crashed out of school and nearly died experimenting with drugs, but his fortunes changed when he picked up a camera at art school.
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Who would've guessed that photography could save lives? Well, that's exactly what happened to Philip-Lorca diCorcia, a man who turned his life around through photography. His photos have been displayed in galleries around the world and so has his inspirational story. This article takes you through his trials and tribulations as a photographer.
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Kerry Martin is a professional dog photographer and founder of Melbourne’s Akemi Photography Studio. According to Martin, Australia Day is the perfect opportunity to capture some lasting memories of your furry friends while (hopefully) also getting some exercise and sun. Here are ten photography tips that will make your snaps stand out from the pack.
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Use these 10 tips to take better photos of your dog with your digital camera. The tips range from picking a location, to picking colors, to lighting tips. If you have a dog and a camera, there isn't a reason for you not to read this article.
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Photographer Alex Heinrichs uses the elements to his advantage to produce killer high-key portraits.
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This article explains the tools and techniques used to take outdoor portrait photos in the snow. It suggests how to use location lights, create contrast, play around with shadows and highlights, and how to get the right exposure. A good read for any photographer.
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If 2014 is finally the year you plan to turn your love of photography into a business and see if you can quit your day job to do something you enjoy, then PhotoShelter is here to help. In the infographic below, they provide you with nine very useful tips that will help you begin to look at photography from the business side of things.
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There are many ways you can grow your photography business this year. Whether it's by means of a custom website or through an advisory group, the sky is the limit. Read this article for more ideas about how you can transform your passion into income.
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"Let your creativity run wild on that particular subject you have chosen, and as long as it is not some hugely over-photographed subject such as Yosemite National Monument, the Taj Mahal, the Eiffel Tower or Kate Moss, then you may soon find that you are the greatest photographer in the world… of that particular subject you have chosen."
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For some, photography is seen is an art form that only a few people can ever be really good at. While there may be some truth to that, it doesn't mean you can't be great at what you to do. After all, photography is about the photos you take and less about the skill you have as a photographer. If that sounds like a paradox, this article will show you exactly what I mean.
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"I know from various conversations that some of you aspire to be photographers. This post is for those of you curious about what a transition to professional photography might hold. While I love what I do, my schedule is not necessarily what you’d think. Here are three cautionary observations about the not-so-glamorous side of nature photography business from my first two years."
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Ever wondered what its like to be a nature photographer? Or how photographers make a living? If you answered yes to one of these questions, this is an article you should read.
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These surreal scenarios are commonplace in the world of artist and macro photographer David Gilliver from Guernsey
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Macro photography is photography is photography on a miniature scale. This article showcases the micro world of macro photographer David Gilliver. Click on the link above to view the photos.
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eeIf there was ever a subject and a lens made for each other, then it is the wide-angle lens and the landscape. Wide-angle lenses are ideal for landscape photography: They have more depth of field at any given aperture setting and camera to subject distance than telephotos. It is simple to stop down and obtain […]
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Capturing landscapes is something that is best done with wide angle lenses. This article explains how switching to a wide angle lens can dramatically improve the composition of your landscape photographs.
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A graphic designer for ten years, Pires has devoted himself intensively to photography over the last three. His work explores questions of composition based mainly on angles, colors, shapes and movements.
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One of the great things about photography is that it can make seemingly ordinary things seem extraordinary. This article explores how one photographer uses the concrete city landscape to create unique architecture photography.
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This infographic offers some encouraging words about landscape photography and why it is something you should try to do more regularly. The article also explains the benefits of spending time and how taking photos of outdoor scenes is the best way to keep in touch with nature even if you're living a busy life in the city.
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"In Sweden’s Abisko National Park, 2014 has been something of a God-send for time-lapse photographers. In the first 32 nights of the year, the so-called ‘polar spirits’ have come out to dance 29 times! But even that couldn’t have prepared photographer Chad Blakley for the spectacular light show he captured on February 1st."
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The Aurora Borealis is still one of the most fascinating displays of nature. To be a photographer in the middle of this light show is nothing short of amazing. This article gives you a glimpse of what its like being a photographer caught in the middle of the light show.
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Night photography in big cities has a very specific look. The ugly color cast by your standard sodium streetlight has become so common, that it many cities it's hard to imagine everything not looking dipped in orange after the sun sets. But with both LA and New York moving towards more neutral LEDs, the way our night photographs and videos look is about to change massively.
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LED lights have begun replacing the yellow sodium streetlights, and it going to have an effect on your night time photography. No longer will your photos have a yellow tinge to them, but instead they will look more neutral and balanced.
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The concept of photography used to be simple…and then came the digital revolution. A new exhibit looks at how the art form has transformed over the past four decades.
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It seems everyone these days consider themselves photographers simply because they can take a photo with their smartphone and apply filters. With so many photography options available, photographs are becoming increasingly ambiguous to define. This article attempts to define what a photograph is through a collection of interesting art displays.
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Wedding photography gets a bum rap among many photographers, but the thing is, it gets that bum rap because it’s hard! You’re working in a high-stress environment, tasked with capturing someone’s ‘most important day of their lives’… and you’d better be doing it on par with the 3,426 amazing wedding photos they’ve compiled on Pinterest in preparation for this day.
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There are a few things you have to remember in order to capture the best moments of a wedding. This infographics gives you a list of the top ten things to keep in mind when you decide on being the designated wedding photographer. Take a look.
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Professional photographer Dan Carr gives his tips on how to take the best ski and snowboard photos
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If there's one thing that's good about the winter season, its probably skiing. Not only is it fun, its also a great photo opportunity for any aspiring photography. This article shares some tips about taking ski and snowboard photos.
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Beautiful, mouth-watering food pictures are everywhere — from street corners to TV and magazines — making you completely forget about your diet.
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An interesting article that gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the what it's like to be a professional food stylist. If you've ever wondered how the mouthwatering food pictures in TV ads and magazines are captured, this article will let you in on a few trade secrets.
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There’s no denying the cold we’ve experienced lately, but that’s no reason for photographers to stay indoors
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When it comes to capturing winter landscapes, a lot has to be done to make sure your equipment does stop working in the cold. This article provides a variety of useful tips you should pay attention to whenever you decide to use your photography equipment in cold weather.
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"One of the most common photography-related New Year's resolutions we hear is simply "to shoot more." It's a resolution with its heart in the right place, but simply increasing the number of frames you produce this year won't necessarily make you a better photographer. We've put together a list of resolutions that can help you get your photography skills in tip top shape before the ball drops next year."
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The New Year is finally here. If you're a photographer, it makes sense that you've already started planning your New Year's resolution. If you haven't already done so, this article will give you some ideas about the types of resolutions you should set in order to improve your photography skills this year.
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Thinking of turning your passion for photography into a full time job? If so, this tutorial will show you what steps you can take to start a photography business from your home. This is a great way for any photographer to make some extra income.