If you’re a point and shoot user, you’re probably not a schooled photographer. However with today’s advanced cameras making intelligent technical decisions automatically, you too can produce interesting and professional looking pictures.
Photographer Shelton Muller provides ten tips to help you take better landscape photos.
1. The right light
“If photography is used merely as a technical process to record some visual fact, it is an appendage to science. However, if it is used as an expression of emotions that’s personal to each individual…it becomes art.†– Peter Rose Pulbam
Shelton Muller helps us make the most of our summer photo opportunities with these handy hints.
Posing people in your pictures can sometimes be a nightmare. The simple act of pointing your camera at a person can often make them feel uncomfortable. Here are some simple things you can do to make the process easier.
Just because summer has ended, don’t think that the fun has too! Not at all! It has just begun! Autumn is a great time of year to keep your camera handy and here a few ideas to keep you out and shooting to your heart’s content!
Travel writer and photographer, Steve Robertson, takes us to Havana to experience life through the lens in a town where photo opportunities are the easy part…
In our changing photographic arena, what filters should we buy?
You are walking alone through a silent landscape. You notice that it is neither light nor dark. Your mind begins to conjure up images. You are in… the twilight zone.
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