Tag Archives: Photographing
Tips for Setting Up and Photographing Mini-Sessions for Extra Income
The post Tips for Setting Up and Photographing Mini-Sessions for Extra Income appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Jackie Lamas. Photographing mini-sessions is a perfect way to generate extra income from both new and returning clients. … Continue reading
5 Tips for Photographing Flowers with Impact
The post 5 Tips for Photographing Flowers with Impact appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Megan Kennedy. If like me, you live in the southern hemisphere, you’ll be well amongst the season of spring. Although this can … Continue reading
5 Tips for Photographing Winter Landscapes
Many photographers put away their cameras until spring because winter brings out the toughest elements. But, by shelving your camera and taking it easy you are losing out on the rare beauty that this wonderful season provides. You avoid the … Continue reading
Photographing Still Life Can Teach You These 3 Things
Composition Lighting The importance of taking your time © Kevin Landwer-Johan Photographing still life, more than most genres, gives you more control. You can control your subject, location, lighting, composition etc. when you make still life pictures. Photographing just about … Continue reading
6 Tips For Photographing Better City Scenes
Towns and cities can be noisy, busy, stressful and congested but provide excellent subjects for photography. Taking great photographs of cities is not easy so here are six ideas to help you capture city scenes: 1) City Skyscrapers Urban photography … Continue reading
Photographing a ‘First Look’: The Pros and Cons for Wedding Photographers
The wedding timeline can be different for every couple. That’s why you need to learn to ask important questions, such as whether they’ve considered a ‘First Look’ or would rather keep it traditional. This simple decision can change the entire course … Continue reading
5 Tips for Photographing Handheld Without a Tripod
Are you frustrated by the inconvenience of a tripod and you prefer shooting handheld? Do you want to take sharp images, but without having to lug around such a large piece of equipment? Fortunately, it is possible to get stunning … Continue reading
4 Tips for Photographing Fog to Create Mystical Images
There’s nothing that I’ve seen so far that compares to the ethereal and mystical beauty of capturing long exposure and photographing fog. There’s something so compelling about the soft silky texture that results from it. So much so, that photographers … Continue reading
Tips for Photographing Hummingbirds
By and far the easiest way to photograph hummingbirds is to place a hummingbird feeder in our backyard and wait for the little guys to start visiting. Photo by Bill Gracey; ISO 100, f/16.0, 1/200-second exposure. We quickly realize that … Continue reading
5 Tips For Photographing Moving Water
Related reminder: sale ending soon for the Photography Action Cards at 88% Off All of us have seen those amazing, silky, cotton candy seaside scenes or milky, white waterfalls falling down a rock face. They all look so professional and … Continue reading
CDLC: Photographing Senior Portraits
From the Canon Digital Learning Center: The term “senior portraits” can mean different things to different people. Some people may think of portraits of senior citizens and others may think about portraits of kids who are graduating from either high … Continue reading
3 Tips For Photographing Kids in Harsh Light
You’ve probably heard that the absolute best time for taking gorgeous portraits is before sunset at golden hour. I love the golden hour as much as the next photographer. But I’m also a mom, and I know the importance of … Continue reading