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How to Improve Your Landscape Photography

How to Improve Your Landscape Photography

Landscapes are amongst the most popular subjects for photography, and with some of the best scenery to be found in the U.K, it’s not surprising why. Many of us enjoy a day out in the countryside, and to take along the camera is often second nature. Coming back with some nice record shots can be […]

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Having a Plan in Wedding Photography

Having a Plan in Wedding Photography

If you’re in the profession of wedding photography, you know that weddings are a disaster waiting to happen. Many people are unaware that it takes a lot of planning as a wedding photographer to get everything just right. For those who are just starting out, here are some techniques that can help you when you’re […]

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3 Easy Ways to Instantly Improve Your Photography

3 Easy Ways to Instantly Improve Your Photography

Digital camera technology is improving at a rapid pace. It’s easier than ever before to take a correctly exposed, correctly focused photo. Yet most people’s photos just look like snapshots. They’re a long way from the beautiful photos you see in magazines. I’m a professional photographer based in London and I’d like to share with […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Three Weary Wolves

Interesting Photo of the Day: Three Weary Wolves

On a foggy morning at Omega Park in Quebec, Cananda, photographer Daniel Parent was able to capture this shot of three arctic wolves cautiously listening to the sounds of the forest. Parent is an enthusiast photographer who boasts a very impressive and extensive profile of wildlife imagery. Strolling through the images makes you wonder if […]

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Canon EOS-1D X Mark II

Canon EOS-1D X Mark II

Delivering Precise and Reliable Performance with Versatility for Any Photo or Video Professional MELVILLE, N.Y. – Rising to meet the rigorous and evolving demands of professional photographers and videographers, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging, is proud to announce the new EOS-1D X Mark II DSLR camera. With a new 20.2 megapixel 35mm […]

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How to Take Close-Up Pictures

How to Take Close-Up Pictures

Do you want beautiful product photos? Or, are you a nature buff and you want bright, clear photos of your favorite flower? Whatever your reason this article will help you to do just that. “Get up, get down, get ready, get steady, get close and get very personal.” I use this mantra when taking close-up shots (AKA […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Tiny Planet Panorama of the Bonneville Salt Flats

Interesting Photo of the Day: Tiny Planet Panorama of the Bonneville Salt Flats

Tiny planet photos have been gaining popularity, and the reason is clear when you see examples such as this photo of the Bonneville Salt Flats: The photo was taken at the Bonneville Salt Flats, an area in Northern Utah well known for hosting several land speed record events. These types of tiny planet images are […]

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How to Direct Light on a Model During a Fashion Photography Session

How to Direct Light on a Model During a Fashion Photography Session

Lighting is one of the principal elements in portraiture. In order to produce quality photos it’s essential that you understand the very basics. An important aspect that you have to keep in mind is the direction of light. I would like to differentiate the types of light that a photographer can work with when shooting […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Snow Covered Sweden

Interesting Photo of the Day: Snow Covered Sweden

Many people are frustrated with the amount of snow and severity of this winter season has brought us, but the beautiful image of a snow covered road in Ransberg, Sweden may help to remind us that snow can also be beautiful: The photographer had impeccable timing as the sun was setting in the distant horizon. […]

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Wedding Photography Guidelines for Amateur Photographers

Wedding Photography Guidelines for Amateur Photographers

As a photographer there are two common questions asked at a wedding. The first question is invariably, “How much did that camera cost?” My reply is always honest and is usually met with a sharp intake of breath by the individual who asked the question. The second most common question asked is, “What advice do […]

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