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• Nature Photography That Sells: Five Essential Tips.
  Digital cameras make it easy for anybody to produce 'good' nature photography. These days, 'good' is not good enough; if you want to make a living, your photograph must be a step above the average. Here are five tips for some truly disintive nature photos.
  Published 10Nov2008, viewed 541 times

• Wildlife Photography: Natural Light For Great Wildlife Photos.
  Wildlife photography calls on a variety of camera skills, but all the technique in the world means nothing if your photo is badly lit. Here are some tips on capturing the best light for your wildlife photos.
  Published 07Nov2008, viewed 458 times

• Aperture And Shutter Speed: A Matter Of Priorities.
  Aperture and shutter speed are great creative tools for photography - once you know how to use them. In modern cameras, this is much easier thanks to Aperture Priority and Shutter Priority modes.
  Published 04Nov2008, viewed 524 times

• Film Photography In A Digital World
  Digital photography is definitely the way of the future, but that does not mean your old film photography should be forgotten. Revisit the great photos of your past and rediscover some forgotten gems.
  Published 27Oct2008, viewed 425 times

• 2009 Calendars: Turn Your Own Photos Into A Gift
  Your digital photos don't belong on a computer screen - they should be shared and enjoyed with friends and family! A 2009 calendar is a great idea for turning your digital photos into a unique personal gift.
  Published 15Oct2008, viewed 916 times

• Nature Photography: How Far Are You Prepared To Go For A Photo?
  Good nature photography is not just about technology. It is about having the knowledge and skills to produce a great photo and going to the extra effort to make it happen.
  Published 12Oct2008, viewed 519 times

• Wildlife Photography: Capturing Images With Character.
  Wildlife photography is easy to enjoy, but hard to to get your shots just right. Great wildlife images are not the product of high-tech equipment. They are about patience, timing, and knowing how to capture the character of your subject.
  Published 04Oct2008, viewed 484 times

• Polarising Filters: Why You Should Have One (And Know How To Use It).
  There are plenty of filters on the market to enhance your photography, but a polariser is one you should consider. Here are a few uses, plus a few of the drawbacks to look out for.
  Published 02Oct2008, viewed 443 times

• Landscape Photography: Straight Lines In A Composition
  Composition in photography is a purely creative process, so it is hard to teach. There are some guidelines to help make the learning curve easier. One is the use of straight lines to add shape and impact to your composition.
  Published 28Sep2008, viewed 671 times

• Wildlife Photography - Eliminating An Unwanted Background
  Wildlife appears in the most unexpected places, even in your own backyard. To create a natural looking photo, there are some simple ways to eliminate a distracting background and capture the illusion that your photo was taken in the wild.
  Published 27Sep2008, viewed 554 times

• Digital Photography: Learning To Live With Software
  Photographers who grew up with film often view new technology with suspicion or disdain. The reality is that editing software is not just about 'fixing up your mistakes on a computer.' If you want to get the best out of your digital photos, you will need to get to know your computer a little better.
  Published 24Sep2008, viewed 399 times

• Creative Photography: Three Tips For Adding Impact To Your Subject.
  In creative photography, finding a great subject is one thing, but capturing an image with real impact is quite another. Here are three simple methods you can try, no matter what sort of camera you have.
  Published 12Sep2008, viewed 388 times

• Creative Photography: Rules Are Made To Be Broken.
  Good photography is a challenging field that can be made easier by learning some essential rules of technique and composition. A good photographer learns the rules; a great photographer knows when to break them.
  Published 11Sep2008, viewed 477 times

• Nature Photography: Capturing Landscape Images With Character.
  A great landscape is an inspiration for any nature photographer, amateur or professional. The trouble is, almost every location you visit has already been photographed thousands of times before. Here are a few tips for adding character to your landscape photos.
  Published 05Sep2008, viewed 375 times

• Digital Photogaphy: Putting Software In Its Place.
  Digital photography offers plenty of options for enhancing and improving an image after the event. Software makes the impossible possible, but it must not be seen as a substitute for actual camera skills.
  Published 02Sep2008, viewed 392 times

• Photography Basics: Why And When To Use A Tripod.
  If you are wondering whether to buy a tripod, these are the three questions you need answered: "Do I need a tripod? Why do I need a tripod? When should I use my tripod?"
  Published 28Aug2008, viewed 417 times

• Slow Shutter Speed Photography: Five Easy Experiments.
  Your DSLR camera is capable of some great effects once you understand what the manual settings are all about. Here are five easy ideas to help you experiment with slow shutter speeds, so you can see the effect they have on moving subjects.
  Published 27Aug2008, viewed 505 times

• Wildlife Photography: Five Common Mistakes And How To Avoid Them
  Wildlife photography is both rewarding and frustrating. For every good shot you take there are plenty of bad ones. Here are five simple mistakes we all make from time to time, and some simple tips to avoid them.
  Published 17Aug2008, viewed 362 times

• Nature Photography: Using Natural Light For Great Results
  Technology is only a small part of good nature photography. A good photographer learns to use the natural light for maximum impact; letting nature do most of the work.
  Published 12Aug2008, viewed 379 times

• Wildlife Photography: Creating A Balanced Composition.
  Beginners in wildlife photography all eventually come up against this question: "Where do I position my subject - left, right, or in the middle?" These guidelines may help you find a balance that suits you.
  Published 11Aug2008, viewed 440 times

• Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, And Manual Mode.
  Setting your digital camera to automatic is safe and comfortable, but does not give you creative control over your photos. Understanding how to use your camera in Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority and Manual modes is the first step to becoming a better photographer.
  Published 06Aug2008, viewed 415 times

• Landscape Photography: The Impact Of A Great Sky.
  A dull sky can be a landscape photographer's worst enemy. But when you encounter a really great sky, how do you make the most of it in your photography? Here are five simple tips that will add impact to your photos.
  Published 27Jul2008, viewed 399 times

• Shutter Speed And Movement: Getting Creative With Photography
  Movement effects are a great way to improve the impact of your photography. You may think it is just a simple matter of playing with shutter speed, but there is a little more to it than that.
  Published 24Jul2008, viewed 458 times

• Landscape Photography: Five Tips For Photographing Great Landmarks.
  When you photograph a great landmark, remember that it is photographed millions of times every year. The task of a good landscape photographer is to find a shot that stands out from the crowd.
  Published 22Jul2008, viewed 416 times

• Photographing Animals In The Landscape.
  Wildlife can be approached in many ways. Instead of a portrait style photo, it can be a great challenge to capture the subject in its environment. This draws on all your wildlife photography skills, and your landscape photography skills as well.
  Published 21Jul2008, viewed 543 times

• Digital Photography: Bringing Your Photos To Life.
  Digital photography has created a generation of enthusiasts who love snapping...but what are we doing with all those photos? Why not start planning now to turn them into a great end-of-year gift?
  Published 16Jul2008, viewed 396 times

• Wildlife Photography: It's All In The Eyes.
  Wildlife photography can be one of the most challenging fields of photography, and one of the most rewarding. Beginners should remember one thing above all when trying to master wildlife photography: it's all in the eyes.
  Published 08Jul2008, viewed 402 times

• Digital Photography: Understanding ISO
  ISO is not really complicated, yet many beginners find it hard to understand what ISO is all about. It can help to learn how ISO worked in the days of film, to better understand how it applies in the digital age.
  Published 01Jul2008, viewed 466 times

• Creative Photography: Lenses, Perspective And Depth Of Field.
  Telephoto and wide-angle lenses affect more than just magnification in your photography. You can also gain control over depth of field and perspective. By choosing the best lens, you can dramatically change the emphasis and the impact of your image.
  Published 29Jun2008, viewed 430 times

• Composition In Wildlife Photography - Simple Tips For Beginners
  Composition in wildlife photography poses a double challenge - all the complexity of balanced composition, plus a subject that has no interest in having its photo taken! Here are some tips to help you get started.
  Published 23Jun2008, viewed 508 times

• Nature Photography: Five Tips For Great Waterfall Photos.
  Waterfall photography is easy to enjoy, but it is also easy to get wrong through simple mistakes. Here are five simple tips anyone can try to help improve your waterfall photos.
  Published 18Jun2008, viewed 485 times

• Film And Digital Photograpy: How Much Has Really Changed?
  Photography has embraced enormous changes in technology in recent years. There appears to be a huge gap between the old ways and the new. But as time goes by, it seems that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
  Published 13Jun2008, viewed 455 times

• Composition For Photographers: Living With (And Without) The Rule Of Thirds.
  The Rule Of Thirds is an excellent starting point for photographers struggling with composition. But can you live without it? Well...yes, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't understand it.
  Published 08Jun2008, viewed 430 times

• Photography For Beginners: Get Creative With A Wide Angle Lens.
  Despite all the emphasis on the power of telephoto lenses, there is great value to be had in getting creative with a wide-angle lens. Here are five simple tips to help you 'broaden your horizons' with a wide-angle lens.
  Published 04Jun2008, viewed 437 times

• Nature Photography: Five Tips For Great Beach Photos.
  Beach photography can be particularly challenging, but there are some simple ways to add impact to your beach photos. Here are five simple tips to help you get started.
  Published 31May2008, viewed 488 times

• Black And White Photography: Three Tips For Beginners.
  Good black and white photography is does not rely on special equipment or techniques. Instead the photographer needs to consider a whole new way of choosing and relating to the subject to find the special character that is so unique to black and white photography.
  Published 28May2008, viewed 437 times

• Switch Your Digital Camera To Manual: Three Good Reasons.
  Most people promise themselves they will learn to use the manual settings on their digital camera...but they wind up leaving it on automatic. There are some good reasons to perservere with learning to really use your camera, and with the right approach it doesn't have to be too hard.
  Published 23May2008, viewed 444 times

• Photography For Beginners: Depth of Field.
  Depth of field is one of the toughest aspects for new photographers to master. Andrew Goodall takes a quick look at three ways of adjusting your depth of field for photos with impact.
  Published 21May2008, viewed 657 times

• Nature Photography: Five Low-Tech Tips For Better Photos.
  Photography does is not all about technology and complex techniques. Here are five simple tips that can help you take better photos no matter what type of camera you have.
  Published 15May2008, viewed 417 times

• Digital Photography: Do Megapixels Really Matter?
  When choosing a camera, it may not be necessary to pay the big bucks for a camera with the highest megapixel rating. Most people just don't need that much power in a camera.
  Published 13May2008, viewed 2234 times

• Photography Composition: The Rule Of Thirds.
  Composition is essential to good photography, but many new photographers don't know where to start. This simple explanation of the Rule Of Thirds is a great starting point for any beginner.
  Published 09May2008, viewed 487 times

• Digital Photography: Overcoming Your Manual Fears
  Many digital photography beginners are intimidated by the complexity of the camera manual and never learn to use their camera properly. By knowing what you need to know, and what you don't, you can simplify and enjoy the learning process.
  Published 05May2008, viewed 469 times

• Nature Photography: Art Or Technology?
  Nature photographers have more technology at their disposal than ever before. They also have a difficult choice about how much they will allow that technology to define their work.
  Published 01May2008, viewed 554 times

• Nature Photography: Five Tips For Great Sunset Photos.
  Five simple tips for taking great sunset and sunrise photos. With the emphasis on creativity and composition, anyone can learn to take better sunset photos.
  Published 26Apr2008, viewed 587 times

• Nature Photography: Great Photos On A Cloudy Day
  Nature photography relies on capturing your subject in the best natural light. Often the best option for a subject is to take your photos on a cloudy day, so photographers should not be discouraged by waking up to grey skies.
  Published 22Apr2008, viewed 4540 times

• If Only I Had A Better Camera...
  Photography beginners can make great improvement in their photography, not by buying better equipment, but by understanding the basics of photography and learning to use the camera they have.
  Published 18Apr2008, viewed 449 times

• Don't Be A Digital Dummy
  Digital technology has introduced amazing benefits for the photography world. But is it creating a generation of lazy photographers who never learn how to use their camera?
  Published 12Apr2008, viewed 440 times

• Nature Photography: Five Tips For Great Wildlife Photos.
  Good wildlife photography is not about technology: it is about light, composition and creativity. Here are five low-tech tips for better wildlife photography.
  Published 08Apr2008, viewed 493 times

• Putting The Nature Back Into Nature Photography
  Great nature photography should make us think about nature, not about technology. It takes a photographer, not a computer, to take a good nature photograph.
  Published 03Apr2008, viewed 434 times

• Is Digital Photography Better Than Film?
  Film is still considered by many to be superior quality to digital photography, but for modern purposes digital is a better choice for most photographers.
  Published 29Mar2008, viewed 537 times

• Rainforest Photography: Five Tips For Great Rainforest Photos.
  Five practical tips to improve your rainforest photography, that any photographer can try no matter what type of camera you have.
  Published 25Mar2008, viewed 654 times

• Are Computers Killing Photography?
  A warning for new photographers that many ebooks and courses on photography are about using computer software, not about taking better photos.
  Published 21Mar2008, viewed 683 times

• The Photographer and the Journalist
  Starts with a joke, and argues that good photography is about the skills of the photographer, not the brand or price tag of the camera.
  Published 19Mar2008, viewed 337 times

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