How to Take Better Pictures for Beginner Photographers
Posted by on March 4, 2011 · 0 Comment
Photo captured by Scott Milner (Click Image to See More From Scott Milner)
Photography can be a fun and exciting activity for all who have a passionate interest in learning some of the fundamentals of the use of their camera. I have done photography from the time I was perhaps five or six years old watching my father shoot then do his own black and white darkroom work in which I participated in, on [...]
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Professional Wedding Photography Tips
Posted by on March 7, 2011 · 0 Comment
"wed" captured by Olesia Kliots (Click Image to See More From Olesia Kliots)
If you’d like to shoot weddings like the pros do, you need to take a few tips from them. They’ve learned the easiest way to do things and the most effective ways of getting stunning shots. Unless you want to learn from the school of hard knocks, take a few tips.
Weddings are the biggest day in the lives [...]
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Top 10 Tips for Photographing Children Age 1 Through 10
Posted by on March 9, 2011 · 0 Comment
"The Look" captured by Debjani Chowdhury (Click Image to See More From Debjani Chowdhury)
Photographing children can really be a challenge, but with a few simple techniques you can get through the session with some smiles and beautiful pictures. Here are 10 tips that have helped me to photograph children that I know will bring you success as well.
1. Establish relationship Be Confident, [...]
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Softbox Vs Umbrella for Portrait Lighting
Posted by on March 20, 2011 · 0 Comment
Photo captured by Kirby Wilson (Click Image to See More From Kirby Wilson)
Should you use a softbox, or an umbrella? Even though they serve similar purposes, which is to provide a larger light source (thereby softer light), there are several key differences between a softbox and an umbrella.
Softbox
This is the ideal light shaping tool for portraits, because of its versatility in controlling light [...]
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Tips for Better Flower Photography
Posted by on March 21, 2011 · 0 Comment
"Poppies" captured by Gregg Lowrimore (Click Image to See More From Gregg Lowrimore)
Flowers are naturally beautiful, and easy to find in the warmer months of the year, and so make a great subject for a photo. This article covers the top tips to get great photos when photographing flowers in their natural surroundings.
Choose interesting angles
If you want your flower photos to stand out [...]
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Camera Metering for Landscape Photography
Posted by on March 24, 2011 · 0 Comment
When photographing landscapes, it is essential to have the correct meter setting activated to achieve proper exposure results. The meter setting on your camera helps you decide what combination of aperture and shutter speed to use in order to get a correctly exposed photograph. All cameras are different, but should have similar “on board” camera meters. I own a Nikon D700 and there are [...]
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Grandpaw’s Nikon D7000 Tips
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
PhotographyREVIEW.com member and forum moderator, Jeff Impey, better known as Grandpaw, took it upon himself to create a Nikon D7000 Tips thread on the Nikon Forum. Since he began the thread in August of 2011, Grandpaw has added over 25 separate, numbered tips for Nikon D7000 camera owners and the thread has been viewed well over 5000 times. Some of the tips included are: how to access the virtual [...]
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[BTS] Joe McNally’s BTS Circus Shoot with Nikon D4
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
Get a behind the scenes look at a couple shoots Joe has been doing for the Nikon D4 campaign. All footage was shot on Nikon 4D and Nikon D7000 cameras.Joe's great sense of humor and his amazing work makes this video a fun and insightful watch.
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New Kessler Stealth Pocket Dolly Giveaway in associaton with Make-A-Wish Foundation
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
To tie in with the release of the rather nice new slider from Kessler Crane and the re-launch of my website Eric Kessler has generously come up with the idea of giving one away in conjunction with a fund raising for a charity very close to his heart. The Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Make-A-Wish grants children with terminal or life threatening illnesses wishes to give them hope. To give them some [...]
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[Humor] A Politically Incorrect Guide To A Career In Filmmaking
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
It's always good humor when someone makes a career path diagram outlining possible jobs within a particular field. If you aren't sure about whether your skills are best utilized as a Director, Studio Head, Screenwriter, Producer, or Film Critic then this is a great starting point. Hopefully someone makes one of these based on art buying and photography publishing. Without cheating, which path do [...]
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Sleek navigation menu bar (PSD)
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
Friends, today’s design freebie is a couple of sleek navigation menu and search graphic elements in PSD format. These UI elements are pretty handy and helpful in your next website project.
As always, the download includes full shape layered PSD file of light and dark navigation menu and search elements. I am sure you’ll like the freebie. Scroll down and download it.
You may also like to download [...]
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[BTS] 6,878 Hours To Make One Awesome 30 Second Ad
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
There’s something to be said for painstakingly creating an entire scene by hand, out of nothing but paper. The thing you say is WOW! British production company Blink, with direction by Joseph Mann, worked with a team of paper artists to create elements for this Peugeot ad. See the full post for the ad as well as a behind the scenes look at all the work put into this awesomely crafted commercial.
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30 Tattoo Script Fonts You Should Have
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
Tattoo script fonts are useful for a variety of purposes beyond actually creating tattoos. Ranging from elegant script fonts to cutting edge, gritty designs, tattoo script fonts can be used in poster
25 Sweet Four Leaf Clover Tattoos
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
Four leaf clover is mainly associated with luck. People say that it is very difficult to find a four leaf clover, and when one finds it, he is surely very lucky. Clovers’s
30 Fabulous Superman Wallpaper Collection
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
The cult who flew in the sky, smashed walls and rescued the dame, our all time favorite super hero, the Superman is obsessed my millions of his fanatics till date. Superman wallpapers
Out with old in with the new. New site design…same me!
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
So here we are. About 6 months later than I had hoped but better late than never. My site is reborn with I hope a cleaner, fresher design. Easier to find content and more pleasing to the eye.
What has changed?
Obviously cosmetically it is totally different. New background by my frequent shooting partner James Miller (maybe Percy is TOO big on my shoulder?). Cleaner less obtrusive ads (yes I know [...]
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15 Laugh Now Cry Later Tattoo Designs
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
“Laugh Now Cry Later” comes across as a powerful statement and a popular tattoo option. It serves as a great tangible motivation and a lifelong expression of living life to the fullest
24 Spectacular Pictures of Salt Flats
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
Salt flats, or salt pans, are amazing places you can find in various deserts in the US, South America and Asia. Apart from being the perfect place for taking pictures, you can also break various speed limits there.
Salinas Grandes by (M)
Albertina en el salar (jun 5) by Javier Ignacio Acuña Ditzel
Silhouette by Kevin Jones
Salinas Grandes by Michiel Van Balen
Salt Flat Handstand by Chris Streeter
Salinas [...]
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Explore Lefkada in Greece Through 30 Photographs
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
Explore Lefkada in Greece Through 30 Photographs is a place that I have visited 2 years ago. I have been inspired to do this article because I’m thinking and I’m reminiscing the Summer. These photos have taken by me(Cassie Ousta) and Evan Varsamis with a professional Sony DSLR camera. We went at many places but in the photos below you’ll see places as a secret beach in Scorpios (Scorpios [...]
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The Cloud Project By MVRDV Architecture Company
Posted by on January 27, 2012 · 0 Comment
The Cloud Project By MVRDV Architecture Company is two connected luxury residential towers in Seoul, Korea (Yongsan, 7th of December 2011) Yongsan Dream Hub corporation presented the MVRDV designed residential development of the Yongsan Business district: two connected luxury residential high-rises. A 260 meter tall tower and a 300 meter tall tower are connected in the centre by a pixelated cloud [...]
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Fine Art Photography
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
Photo captured by alihankamis (click image to see more from alihankamis)
How do you proceed to grow and develop as a fine art photographer? Basically, regular use of your camera with deliberate intent, while paying attention to the following, is what brings it about.
1. Pursue the Goal:
To make images that stir the viewer’s thinking and emotions.
2. Develop Your ‘Seeing’ Skills:
Its [...]
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Blank blueprint paper
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
Blank blueprint paper background with a smooth noisy texture. Ready for your sketches and construction ideas.
Resolution: 5000x3750px
Medium size preview (1280x960px): Blank blueprint paper
File format: JPG
Color theme: blue
Author: PSD Graphics
Might be useful (similar item): Old paper background
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Blueprint paper
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[Video] What Did We Do Before Adobe Illustrator?
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
Before switching over to photography in college, I studied Graphic Design. I've always had an appreciation for typography and still do to this day. Today, changing size, color, typeface, etc. can all be done in a matter of seconds. Paul Collier, Letterpress and Typography Technician at Plymouth University shows us the beauty of what we did before Illustrator and InDesign. Click the full post to see [...]
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Troublemaking Clients – How to Spot, Prevent, and Resolve Situations
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
When you work as a freelancer, occasionally you will come across clients that cause you problems, it’s inevitable. As the saying goes, “you can’t please everybody”, this rings very true when you deal with a high volume of clients.Whether it’s clients that refuse to pay; explain how they want something then request a large number of revisions; speak argumentatively; or simply client’s [...]
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How to Build a Better Design Experience
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
Design experience is about people not things. To build a better design experience, a programmer must shift their focus away from the technology and what it can do, and toward the user and what they will want, need or expect it to do.The less technical the users of the software or web page being developed are, the easier it must be to interact with. There are 8 simple steps to creating a better experience [...]
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25 Beautiful Kitchen Backsplash Pictures
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
Interior design describes a group of various yet related projects that involve turning an interior space into an effective setting for the range of human activities that are to take place there
25 Cool Tramp Stamp Tattoos
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
Tramp stamp tattoos are a popular retro ink style, which diva women of the late 70s flaunted on their lower back. The tramp stamp tattoos were among the flashiest style of tattoos,
12 Superb Pictures by J.M. Barclay
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
According to J.M. Barclay, a photographer from Detroit, Michigan, ‘the term artist represents someone who can take something and turn it in to something that is meaningful for someone else.’ Barclay’s photos make simple scenes and objects look unique through imaginative color and texture, drawing your attention to hidden points of beauty.
For more pictures, visit Barclay’s [...]
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15 Brilliant Tutorials On How To Design A Logo
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
Many people think that they know how to design a logo, but the process is actually much more in depth than many people give it credit for. As such, many clients believe
12 Sweet Paw Print Tattoo Designs
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
Paw print tattoos are cute, surprisingly varied in terms of designs and have a meaning too. This innocent ink art piece is pretty and rustic to look at, and is loved to
Get your lenses de-clicked. It will change your life (disclaimer: It probably won’t change your life!)
Posted by on January 26, 2012 · 0 Comment
If you come from a video background (like me) or a film background then you are used to the joy of an iris on a lens that is smooth as butter that is located where it should be…on the lens.
Every 2/3″ lens I used in my 23 year career has the ability to change the iris in micro adjustments. Perfect for riding exposure during a shot. My Sony EX1 (now deceased) and my EX3 (alive and clicking [...]
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