How to take photos in bad weather
November 25, 2008
Photographing in less than ideal weather conditions can be a real challenge. However, if you’re up to it, you can achieve emotional and beautiful images even in unfavourable circumstances.
Category: Tutorials
Breaking into Stock Photography
September 30, 2008
Stock photography is quickly becoming a way for photographers on both an amateur and professional level to make some extra cash with their images. While some stock photographers take stock photos exclusively for a living, many others simply upload their pictures to stock sites to make a few extra dollars each month. If you’re interested in trying your hand at stock photography here are a few sites worth trying out.
Photo tips: the process behind a great photo
June 21, 2008
Photography has become my most honest form of communication. Creatively, I am able to affect others and encourage them to view our surroundings differently. The process of capturing an image has evolved each time I press the shutter.
Getting creative with your family photographs
June 14, 2008
Most people wait for special occassions to get their cameras out. But having a digital camera gives you the freedom to take more photos and experiment a little with your everyday photos.
Photography tutorial: the art of photographing lightning
June 14, 2008
There was a time for me when landscape photography was little more than an excuse to spend a week sleeping under the stars in some remote location, far from the masses. I’d search for those moments when the land became harmoniously balanced in the frame. I found I had one objective – to record beauty.
10 tips for better digital photos
May 31, 2008
Here are are 10 tips that will help you take your digital photography to the next level.
Seven simple steps to better pictures of your kids
May 9, 2008
We all love to take pictures of our kids. Here are seven simples steps to taking better pictures of your children.
Photography tutorial: how to frame a photo
April 19, 2008
Photography is all about framing. We see a subject – and we put a frame around it. Essentially, that is photography when all is said and done.
Photography tutorial: how to work with outdoor light
April 13, 2008
One of my earliest lessons in photography began with a trip to the Perth Airport. Aged no more than 5, I remember sitting on a wall and watching as aircraft launched themselves into the air. These were the days of very little security. At the time, waiting passengers were invited to enjoy the thrill of takeoff from an outdoor garden next to the runway. In fact, had I slipped off the metre high wall I was perched on, I would have found myself along side a boarding plane. How things have changed.
