Photographing snow: Tips to help make your snow white
admin Does your snow look dirty? Use these techniques in capture and post processing to get bright white light in your snow scene photos!
Direct your light with this DIY snoot and grid
What is a snoot? A snoot is just a funny name for a piece of equipment — generally a tube or similar object such as a conical, cylindrical or rectangular…
Embrace your ISO
Photography with high ISO can cause problems. I've seen changes in camera processing that have made me rethink high ISO. It starts with no anti-alias filter
Why it’s important to keep your lens hood on
A lens hood’s main purpose it to prevent lens flare caused by light entering the side of the lens. Most photographers use the hood outdoors, but don’t think they need…
Three ideas to get lots of extra detail in your images
There’s something about macro lenses and focus stacking. It makes for a memorable image because the level of detail is rendered beyond what the naked eye can see. It makes…
Organize your photo collection: A few tips
Organize your digital and print photo collection with these tips. Overwhelmed by the amount of images you have? Are they saved in many places?
Three quick ways to spice up your portraits with angles
When you are taking a client or friend’s portrait, your job is to make them look as good as possible. It’s also your job to infuse their portrait with a…
When to use your camera’s auto mode
New photographers shy away from auto mode because they heard a few grumpy pros say, Only an amateur shoots in auto mode. OK, so what.
Why you should make new versions of your photographs
Make new versions of your earlier photographs as your skills develop. New versions bring new life and expand your creativity.
Learn Corporate Culture And Boost Your Career by Clive Verrall
Inside advice on corporate life and office politics This book is for people with ambition that want to succeed in the corporate workplace. Are you making the most of the…