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Product Review: Lightscoop

Do you hate the look of on camera pop-up flash? Do you avoid taking photos indoors because of harsh shadows and completely insane looking eyes? Fret no longer – Professor Kobre’s got your back. Professor Kobre’s Lightscoop is an amazing little invention. Another of those ‘why didn’t I think of that?!’ moments. It’s a perfectly angeled mirror which [...]

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Product Review: Lightscoop

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GREEN: Weekend Photography Challenge

This weekend your photography challenge is in honor of St Patricks day (next Wednesday). It is to take a photo with the theme of ‘GREEN’ and to share it with our community. Feel free to take any approach to the theme – it might be photographing something Green, or it could be taking a photo with [...]

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GREEN: Weekend Photography Challenge

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How to Take the Perfect Headshot: Six Tips

Wikipedia defines a headshot as: “A head shot is a photographic technique where the focus of the photograph is a person’s face”. It would seem to be a simple project for a photographer. After all, you are only worrying about a persons face, and just maybe part of their shoulders. Seriously, how hard can it be? More [...]

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How to Take the Perfect Headshot: Six Tips

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Photo Trekking: A Traveling Photographer’s Guide to Capturing Moments Around the World [Book Review]

Perhaps one of the best features of the widespread availability of digital cameras is the ability to capture our vacations and trips across the globe. Never has it been easier to photograph and share with our friends and family the unique cultures, monuments, people and wonders of the world we find on our travels. And never [...]

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Photo Trekking: A Traveling Photographer’s Guide to Capturing Moments Around the World [Book Review]

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31 Stunning Black and White Subject Study Photos on Imagekind

Black and White photography is among one of the most striking forms. Photos sans color require an enhanced use of lighting, shadows, and subject focus. Black and white photography brings out details usually overlooked in standard color photos. Subject studies is the discipline of concentration on one particular subject. Not quite still-lifes, though they share [...]

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31 Stunning Black and White Subject Study Photos on Imagekind

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How to Pop Color Selectively Using Channel Mixers and Layer Masks in Photoshop

By Jodi Friedman of MCP Actions: Photoshop Actions and Training There are literally dozens of ways to saturate your colors in Photoshop. For this post I am going to focus on one way to pop colors using “Channel Mixer” adjustment layers. To start with, locate an image that could benefit from more vibrant color, overall or in [...]

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How to Pop Color Selectively Using Channel Mixers and Layer Masks in Photoshop

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Win a Bokeh Kit: Competition

Today we’re giving away 6 great little kits to help you create some stunning Bokeh effects from Bokeh Masters Kit. Thanks to Udi Tirosh (follow him on Twitter here) for this offer. Here he is to introduce the concept behind the kits and to introduce the competition. The Challenge A while back DPS had an article about [...]

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Win a Bokeh Kit: Competition

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8 Tips for Photographing Wildflowers

In this post, Steve Berardi from PhotoNaturalist discusses eight tips for photographing wildflowers. To get the softly diffused light in this photo, I waited for an overcast sky. (Photo by Steve Berardi) With spring on the horizon in some parts of the world, you may be thinking about photographing some beautiful wildflowers soon. So, here are 8 [...]

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8 Tips for Photographing Wildflowers

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6 Tips for Writing an Artist’s Statement

A Guest Post by Chris Folsom. Recent talks with a local shop have prompted one of my least favorite tasks… writing an artist’s statement. It is an incredibly difficult task to describe your own work without sounding arrogant or self-absorbed. Worse yet, if your images span a variety of subjects and styles (as mine [...]

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6 Tips for Writing an Artist’s Statement

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Maternity Photography – Studio or Location?

“Everyone loves someone who’s pregnant” -Knocked Up When you do maternity sessions, are you more likely to do them in a controlled atmosphere or do you take your momma on-location? Any type of photography presents it’s own challenges, pros and cons. Maternity photography has it’s own set of challenges and knowing these ahead of time can help [...]

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Maternity Photography – Studio or Location?

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