Terrific images don’t just happen, they’re the result of hard word and preparation. Professional photographers can’t predict when great images will happen, but over time they can identify patterns and shapes and have their camera ready. All you need to do is the same; look for patterns when your kids are active and predict where […]
There are several ways to approach improving your photography skills – you can read a book, a blog, take a class, research a particular topic, etc. But where should you start? This blog post by photographer Ed Verosky contains an overview of all the areas where you can make improvement, from equipment to composition and everything […]
If you’re wondering why nearly everyone recommends the 50mm f/1.8 lens for budding DSLR photographers, you merely have to try one out. Inexpensive (around $100), lightweight, and a good performer, this lens is a perfect portrait lens as it lets in lots of light so you don’t have to worry about dark portrait photos, or […]
Stuck for ideas on what to do with your photos or for your next photography project? Maybe it’s time to break out of your “photography-funk” and try something different to push your skills to a new limit. Try one of these fun ides: Fun Floor Portraits This is ideal for newborns and babies – while […]
One thing I quickly learned as a photographer is how fickle light can be; the difference between too much light and not enough is so minor, sometimes it can be beyond frustrating to try to compose a great photo of kids when the lighting just isn’t right. Fortunately , there are a few tips and […]
When you photograph regularly, it can tend to become tedious – eventually you’ll think twice about picking up the camera. Rather than losing your love of photography, learn some new ways to approach your craft. This article from Photography Talk features some excellent tips for curing the photography blahs – hopefully you’ll find a few […]