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Camera Lenses – Which Ones Do You Need?

Camera Lenses – Which Ones Do You Need?

I’m always window shopping on eBay, looking for some great deals on lenses. If I had unlimited funds I’d tell you what lenses I’d like to have; they are written on a board over my desk. I’ve researched what I need for the kind of photography I do, but I find most people don’t know […]

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New: Landscape Photography Creativity Prompts

New: Landscape Photography Creativity Prompts

Have you tried these new Landscape Photography Creativity Prompts? They’re designed to spark fresh ideas for landscape photography, and beat creativity block. Plus you can keep them as a secret source of infinite inspiration. They are currently discounted for a holiday sale if you want to explore them. Deal ending soon: Landscape Creativity Prompts at […]

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Keep Your Camera Safe in Sub-Zero Temperatures

Keep Your Camera Safe in Sub-Zero Temperatures

Most SLRs cope remarkably well with freezing temperatures. I’ve had no problem using Canon EOS DSLR cameras below zero for weeks on end, often down to -20°C and in extreme down to -30°C. This article is for those trying to keep such a camera going under expedition conditions, such as an icecap crossing or mountaineering […]

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How to Use Blur Tools in Photoshop: 3 Tips

How to Use Blur Tools in Photoshop: 3 Tips

Adobe Photoshop tools to create Image Blurs: In this step-by-step guide you will learn how to use 3 actionable tools to create beautiful image blurs. I think you will agree with me when I say: it’s hard to photograph interesting image blurs while there is a lot of action going around you. Well, it turns […]

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How do you Bounce Flash for Soft Lighting?

How do you Bounce Flash for Soft Lighting?

You already have a nice camera and a set up that you’re very comfortable with. Your eyes intuitively know what to do with your camera’s aperture and focal settings – so why don’t your photos pop? Maybe you need bounce flash. Bounce Flash creates the kind of nice soft lighting that is so much easier […]

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How to Take Cute Pictures of Kittens

How to Take Cute Pictures of Kittens

Recently I had the joy of partaking in some photography for a pet rescue organisation. They asked me to take pictures of quite a few kittens and cats on the same day, which was a dream come true for me. Not only am I a pro photographer, but I love cats and kittens, too. The […]

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5 Cyber Monday Photography Deals for Under $10

5 Cyber Monday Photography Deals for Under $10

Our friends over at Photzy, have discounted a bunch of their best-selling photography cheat sheets, case studies and creativity prompts – all of them designed to help you master a specific aspect of photography. And the best part – they’re all under $10 now for Cyber Monday! Also try coupon CM20 for an extra 20% off! […]

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Quick Tips on Landscape Photography

Quick Tips on Landscape Photography

Tell a story with landscape photography. By telling stories with your camera, you’re forced you to slow down and contemplate the details. This one factor alone could greatly improve your skills as a photographer! Consider a few important questions: What is it about this scene that inspires you? What elements found in the scene have […]

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7 Tips to Make Your Photos Stand Out

7 Tips to Make Your Photos Stand Out

Sometimes very small changes can have huge effects. This is especially true for photography, and this article will share seven tips to help. 1. Take the photo from the subject’s eye level It’s so easy to just take a picture from a standing position, but if you’re for instance taking a picture of a kid, […]

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Animal Eye Detection & Autofocus with Mirrorless Cameras

Animal Eye Detection & Autofocus with Mirrorless Cameras

This article comes to us from the author of Secrets to Tack-Sharp Images (currently 77% off) if you want to dig deeper for further training. For many years I have been shooting with DSLR cameras – mainly because of the great autofocus these cameras provide. Every year I’ve tried out the latest mirrorless cameras and […]

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