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.
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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…
Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III
Canon today announced their replacement for the 1Ds MkII, the 21.1 megapixel EOS 1Ds MkIII. The news of the USD 7,999 camera was splashed across amazon.com pages for a while before some details went offline. However…
How to Get The Sharpest Photos With Your Lens - Encountering Diffraction
Here is a guide to help you pick the best aperture to produce maximum sharpness with your lens. Lens sharpness is affected by diffraction.
Photo Project: Low Light Photography
Low light photography project to built your skills in photography. Low Light photography tips, with required equipment and more.
Tiny Tips 6 – Study Your Main Light Source
How much do you really know about light? Remember to be an observer of light. Study it at all times, and you will take better photographs.
Photoshop CS3 Inside Information
Chris Marquardt from Tips from the Top Floor has just recently interviewed John Nack, the product manager who was in charge of Adobe Photoshop CS3. Chris, in his usual charismatic manner, has gotten a lot of information…
Simple Photoshop Effects
I’m amazed at Susheel’s ability to take pictures using his amazing camera, lenses and filters and his ability to edit his pictures in RAW format. He is a thorough professional but me – I’m an amateur with some decent…
Tiny Tips 5 – Study Light from Different Angles.
Remember that when light hits the subject ‘Head-on’, more often than not, the lighting is flat and uninteresting. You may want to place the subject so the light falls on it from one side. This may cause shadows on the…
Tiny Tips 4 – Study Highlights!
The earlier two tips were about attributes of light that may well be avoided. Here is one aspect of light that you would do well to utilise constructively. While a light source from behind the camera (frontal lighting)…
Tiny Tips 3 – Study Reflected Light!
You can learn how to use reflections in your photography, or struggle to eliminate them. Both are a rite of passage for passionate photographers.
Tiny Tips 1: Drawing with Light
Photography literally means drawing with light... to take good photographs you have to study light and the play of light on your subject. You can also play with light, like TIO... has done here. Look forward to "Tiny…