Lightstalking posted this article by Mike Panic on how to photograph the moon with 10 great examples.He shares his recommendations for using a tripod, long zoom lens, shutter release cable, best type of camera, ISO, aperture settings, and shutter speeds. The ten example images he shares are beautiful and inspiring!
Photography Resources is a one-stop site created solely for the purpose of gathering resources for photographers on the web. Here you'll find lots of photography tips to help you create more professional pictures. We include tutorials to help you learn photoshop, Lightroom and many other miscellaneous helpful hints. We hope to bring inspiration and education so you don't have to do the research alone!
Friday, November 30, 2012
How to Photograph the Moon
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
How to Create Animated GIF's for Your Blog
I heart faces featured this tutorial by Nicole Hansen on how to create animated GIF's. Also called cinemagraphs, they are a great way to bring more interest to your blog.
By using 10-20 continuous photos, and Photoshop, this will give an animated feel to your site. She gives a step by step description of how to add this cool feature to your blog!
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Sunday, November 25, 2012
Restore Heirloom Photographs
Photographer Christine Drescher wrote this article posted at shootsmarter.com on how to restore old family photographs. She demonstrates in a video how to fix backgrounds and brush out flaws in old photos.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Long Exposure Photography Interview
Looking for something a bit different to try? This interview with photographer Vassilis Tangoulis discusses long exposure photography. It's written by Andrew S. Gibson who is a writer and fine art photographer.
It's part of a series of interviews discussing long exposure photography. He gives some beautiful examples and answers some interesting questions. This article was inspiring and helpful in getting those creative ideas flowing!
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Monday, November 12, 2012
Tips for Better Indoor Photos Using Available Light
Popphoto posted this article written by Peter Kolonia describing how Dutch molecular biologist Erik van Hannen shoots indoors using only available light. He gives some great ideas for techniques that help accentuate a room's character and color. http://bit.ly/PPK0h2
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
How the New Facebook Algorithm Affects Your Photography Page
MCP Actions posted this article by a guest writer. It covers a lot of information! Facebook is such a necessary tool for photographers, yet they keep changing. There's been lots of moaning and groaning, but most of us just want to know how to move forward. Social media is a big chunk of how we interact with, and find new clients. Photographers want to shoot, edit and shoot some more. It's a headache to put time into a social media campaign only to find it missing the mark.
That means we may have to rethink how we market ourselves. This information should help you understand how to get your work in front of a larger audience.
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