September 2nd, 2010 
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It’s perhaps a little cliche – but we’ve all done it. A camera, a photographer in front of a mirror. Here’s 10 shots that caught our eye today with photographers, their cameras in front of mirrors (PS: this is the theme of the next weekly photography challenge – so get your thinking caps on and polish up those mirrros). Image by G|o®g|O Image by Chapendra Image by Lawrence Whittemore… Read the rest
September 1st, 2010 photographyshot 
Female nude photography has always intrigued me, particularly how a sense of trust is created between photographer and model. What I find even more intriguing is how, as Australian photographer Peter Adams does in the majority of this book’s pictures, is how he convinces a model to pose outdoors in and on often forbidding — and uncomfortable natural landforms. Rocks, trees, seashore etc. Adams pictures are never boring, never… Read the rest
September 1st, 2010 photographyshot 
Image by Romain Guy As lovers of photography – we can all admit to dreaming of chucking in the day job and setting up shop as a professional photographer, but for many of us it can remain just that – a dream. But for those with the talent, support system and drive, becoming a freelance photographer can be realised! So what’s stopping you? To help you negotiate your way… Read the rest
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Tags: business, Camera, digital-female, family, luxury, option, photography, work 
No Comments » August 31st, 2010 admin 
It’s a new week and I’ve got a new set of tips to improve your photography. This week’s tips focus on planning and decision making while taking your shots…. Eventually it will feel like second nature and you won’t even be aware of the process, until then… keep these tips in mind. 1. Daydream Yes, that’s right keep dreaming about your shot. Pre-Visualize in your mind what it will… Read the rest
August 30th, 2010 admin 
I was blown away the first time I saw Jon Cornforth’s images . Even more so because many of the images were taken in my native Washington State. While we have many talented photographers in our fine state, I was also impressed with how personable Jon was on Twitter and when I subsequently emailed him to ask if he’d like to be interviewed for DPS. His images have been… Read the rest
August 29th, 2010 admin 
Aah the rings of marriage. As many’a groomsman speech has pointed them out: the engagement ring, the wedding ring and the suffering. Har har. Jewellery is pretty much the main detail of an engagement. As soon as the girlfriends take a breath after a long and high-pitched shriek, they want to see the ring. Then comes the wedding and the rings are only one of many details. Details that, come that… Read the rest
Posted in Camera, Tips, Wedding Photo Tags: dress, garden, house, viewer, wedding, Wedding Photo No Comments » August 28th, 2010 admin 
You know I write everything from experience. No point in figuring things out and not passing on the info! So here is a list of simple things to remember (or in my case, forget) when packing up your bags for a photo shoot or wedding: Choose your bag. I have a girly camera bag (from Jo Totes) and a big Lowepro Roller . I use them for different types… Read the rest
August 28th, 2010 photographyshot 
Weekly Assignment This week we got up close with some creepy crawlies in our Bugs or Insects assignment. I have to admit, sometimes it wasn’t too nice looking through the assignment, but there were some amazing details captured. And who realized that bugs were so colorful? Our winners this week were separated by only 1 point, so let me start out by saying well done. The winner though was… Read the rest
August 26th, 2010 admin 
Let’s face it, starting street photography is no easy task. For the average photographer, going from shooting flowers into shooting people in the streets is like stepping into a Ferrari after driving a Toyota Prius. It is intimidating at first, but quite exhilarating once you try it out. After shooting on the streets for about four years, here are my top ten tips for somebody (with absolutely no background… Read the rest
August 24th, 2010 photographyshot 
A guest post by Music Photographer Rick Bennett . Band photography in bars can be very challenging, but with a little bit of knowledge and planning you can make images that blow away the standard fan photo. In Part 1, I discussed equipment choices : cameras, lenses and flashes. In this article, I’ll describe how to set up just before the performance to get the best shots. First and… Read the rest
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