Tiny Tips 12: To the New Enthusiast – Know What You Like to Shoot
Understand your style of photography, and what you enjoy photographing. Choose one that overhaps both if you can.
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Tiny Tips 2 - Light Study
Study the play of light on your subject! Remember that light travels in straight lines and casts shadows: the stronger the light, the darker the shadows. A good photograph depends on an aesthetic balance of your…
More Portrait Resources!
I hadn't checked out Photography Voter before I made my post yesterday, about how you'll get better expressions if you can get people to look at you "through the lens". I just did, and look at what I found. Just on the…
Get Them To Look 'Through' The Lens At You
Powerful portrait photography tips to get your sitter to connect with the viewer. Eye contact is important for powerful portrait pictures.
Poll Results: How often do you take photographs?
Last week, I started something new on Beyond Phototips, and 78 people (actually 79, but somebody accidentally entered an empty custom field) took part! Here's the actual poll. I got to put together a nice pie chart…
Tiny Tips 11: To the New Enthusiast
A message to the enthusiast: Photography can either be a serious hobby, or a profession. Whatever the status of Photography in your life, know the power of Creativity that this form of ‘Art' places in your ‘Hands'. You…
Poll: How often do you take photographs?
Beyond Photo Tips polls its readers about how often they take photographs with their cameras. Legacy post.
Quick-Fix Guide to Common Photography Problems
When you're just discovering photography, you are bound to encounter some issues on a regular basis and are likely to need guidance. Here's a short list of problems that you may encounter on your journey of discovery…
Backlighting: Transforming the Ordinary in Macro and Food Photography
Backlighting is a technique where the light source is placed behind the subject. It can bring out an ethereal glow in translucent subjects, making ordinary subjects like flowers, fruits, and even insects look…
The Best Lenses for Photojournalism
The best selection of lenses for photojournalism is probably different from what you would imagine. We deal with lens selection for journalists today.
The Urban Alphabet Photography Project
The Urban Alphabet Project is a fun and challenging photography project to become more aware of your surroundings.
Interview with Suchitra Vijayan: Lines of Grey
Photographer Suchitra Vijayan talks about her project to improve the lives of children through photography: Lines of Grey.