Tag Archives: Taking
5 Tips for Taking Travel Photos in Dangerous Countries
On a recent trip I stumbled upon a slum along the riverbank of Iquitos, an isolated Peruvian city in the Amazon jungle, and walked down rickety wooden boardwalk with my old Canon T2i in hand—snapping shots of the decrepit homes, … Continue reading
Street Photographer Attacked on Social Media for Taking Photos in Public
The post Street Photographer Attacked on Social Media for Taking Photos in Public appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Jaymes Dempsey. Joshua Rosenthal’s Instagram feed. Are you a street photographer? Have you considered what might go … Continue reading
Tips for Taking Photos from an Airplane
Have you ever looked out of the window of an airplane? Now you would wonder why I am asking this strange question. Have you looked out of an airplane window and remarked about the beauty. Have you ever wanted to … Continue reading
Tips for Taking Portrait Photos of a Friend
Perhaps you can no longer count on your two hands the number of times you have been asked to take a friend or relative’s portrait…gratis. Maybe you are visiting someone for a few days and it comes up that your … Continue reading
Tips for Taking Family Portraits
Family portraits fall into three main categories: traditional family portraits, candid family portraits, and lifestyle family portraits. Most families have had their picture taken, but few have had a chance to have their portrait shot, because of the difference between the … Continue reading
The Real Consequences of Taking a Break from Photography
The post The Real Consequences of Taking a Break from Photography appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by John McIntire. Have you ever felt fed up with your photography? Disillusioned? Frustrated? Uninspired? Burnt out? If that’s the … Continue reading
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5 Different Approaches to Taking Photos of Strangers
The post 5 Different Approaches to Taking Photos of Strangers appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Nils Heininger. As travel photographers, documentary photographers or photojournalists, we all share the same unique challenge: Building up a relationship … Continue reading
MIOPS Mobile RemotePlus Review – Taking Control of Your Camera in Ways a Cable Release Never Can
The post MIOPS Mobile RemotePlus Review – Taking Control of Your Camera in Ways a Cable Release Never Can appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Peter West Carey. MIOPS Mobile RemotePlus is a handy device and … Continue reading
A Beginners Guide to Taking Portraits of Elderly Clients: Part 2 – Lighting and Posing
The post A Beginners Guide to Taking Portraits of Elderly Clients: Part 2 – Lighting and Posing appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Clinton Moore. Welcome to part two in our series on photographing older clients. … Continue reading
A Beginners Guide to Taking Portraits of Elderly Clients: Part 1 – Preparation and Rapport
The post A Beginners Guide to Taking Portraits of Elderly Clients: Part 1 – Preparation and Rapport appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Clinton Moore. You often hear it said that outstanding photography is about storytelling. … Continue reading
Flash Photography: Taking Photos With vs. Without Flash
Without flash: When taking photos without flash, you’re relying on the image sensor being sensitive enough to capture as much information about the scene as possible, based upon the available light—whether that’s ambient light from the sun, whether the sun … Continue reading