Photography

Introduction To Underwater Photography - 1

Introduction To Underwater Photography – How to Choose Your Equipment (part 1 of 3) Hello, my photographer friend! This Intro is meant for complete beginners, regardless of age and prior diving experience. What you need in order to follow the instructions herewithin is good health, Read More

Easy Digital Photography Techniques for Beginners

There are lots of methods to find out how to use your camera, but do these things make you a more productive photographer? The answer to that is "maybe". You see, the camera is just a tool to generate creative photos. It depends on how that tool is ultilised that determines the greates Read More

Rule Of Thirds and Other Stories

Let me tell you a story! I have remembered it from my youngest camera days, and it is an exciting story about the Quest for Good Pictures. It goes like this. Once upon a time, someone very curious wanted to discover a secret. He was wondering, why are some photos Good, the other Not So Good - or Read More

How to Choose the Right Camera Lens

As a photographer, you know that a high-quality lens is the key to taking exceptional photographs. But because digital SLR lenses come in such a myriad of shapes, sizes, and prices, it can be difficult to know how to choose the right one. Some are built for the demanding needs of professionals and o Read More

Photo Tips - How To Create Better Landscape Photography!

At some point in our photo lives, we all give landscape photography a try. And when we see the results, for the most part we are disappointed. Today's photo tip will help you move your landscape photos to a new level, and give you something you can hang on your wall with pride. Landscape phot Read More

Horizons Are Horizontal

Browsing through the pictures of almost any photography site, one notices an abundance of images where the scenery is tilted. It is especially visible with images containing large bodies of water, such as bays, lakes, or seas. It might be worth mentioning that such images usually lose much of their Read More