Tag Archives: Photographing
8 Tips for Photographing Fast Action and Sports
In this article, we’ll give you 8 quick tips for photographing fast action and sports. But what if you don’t shoot sports? There is a lot of value in learning how to make images that work across different genres. You … Continue reading
5 Landscape Photography Tips for Photographing Mountains
After graduating from photography school, I spent a good deal of my twenties photographing the cityscapes of New York. In my thirties, after I relocated to upstate New York, I discovered a new muse: the landscape. What’s so nouveau about … Continue reading
Tips for Photographing Patterns in Nature
Photographing natural patterns is a fantastic project to work on as a outdoor photographer. The process of exploring patterns not only gives a wealth of photographic opportunities, but also provides a perfect opportunity to concentrate your mind on composition, shape, … Continue reading
Tips for Photographing Real Estate Interiors
In this article, we’ll address the challenges you may face when photographing real estate interiors and a few ways to combat the issues. Shooting bracketed images is the most common and effective way to handle high contrast interiors. Read on … Continue reading
Photographing Toddlers – 5 Tips for Keeping Your Sanity
“Having a two-year-old is like having a blender that you don’t have the top for.” – Jerry Seinfeld No doubt, you’ve experienced the frustration of photographing your own toddler or a family with toddlers. Frustration and anxiety come from not … Continue reading
10 Tips for Photographing Street Markets
There are very few places in the world that provide the kind of visual stimulation, human interactions, and heightened sensory excitement like as street markets. No matter the size or what the market is about, there is bound to be … Continue reading
3 Techniques and Tips for Photographing the Moon in the Landscape
It’s been almost 180 years since the first photograph of the full moon was made by an English scientist, chemist, and historian, John William Draper. Since then, the moon has been a subject that has captivated the attention of photographers … Continue reading
The dPS Ultimate Guide to Taking Portraits and Photographing People
Have you ever wished that you could take better photographs of your friends and family? Do you love looking at portraits taken by professional photographers, but just aren’t sure how to replicate similar results for yourself? Have you ever felt … Continue reading
The dPS Ultimate Guide to Taking Portraits and Photographing People
Have you ever wished that you could take better photographs of your friends and family? Do you love looking at portraits taken by professional photographers, but just aren’t sure how to replicate similar results for yourself? Have you ever felt … Continue reading
Photographing the Crescent Moon and Venus with the Canon 100-400mm L IS II Lens
While the full moon is a great and highly-popular photo subject, I’m just as big of a fan of photographing the small crescent phase. Just after the new moon phase, the moon starts trailing the sun into the western … Continue reading
Focus on Photographing a Different Color Each Day to Practice the Art of Seeing
Color is all around us. As beautiful as black and white can be, color gives us variety and sometimes, unpredictability. But funnily enough, it’s also easy to take it for granted. Over time, I’ve come up with a few exercises … Continue reading