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The Introverts Guide to Photographing People
Being an introverted photographer is a challenge, especially if you actually enjoy photographing people. As introverts, we tend to be happiest on our own, with family or with close friends. We avoid large groups and people that we don’t know … Continue reading
5 Fun Tips for Photographing Water
Here’s a quick video of five fun ideas and tips for photographing water from the team over at COOPH. ? Let’s have a look at them one by one: Frame your subject in ice – we’ve covered that topic in … Continue reading
How to Capture a Winter Wonderland – Essential Tips for Photographing Snow
There’s nothing quite like waking up to the winter’s first snow covering the landscape. It’s an amazing transformation that affects everything from light and sound to mood. Whether you’re interested in nature photography, abstract photography, or portraits, winter is a … Continue reading
A Basic Look at the Ethics and Rules for Photographing Graffiti
Back in university, in an early morning class, a lecturer held up a large photograph and asked, “What could be wrong with this image?” We craned our necks to have a good look and a student said brightly “It’s underexposed!” … Continue reading
Tips for Photographing Reflections to Create Stunning Images
It can’t be denied. There’s something special about reflections that makes them a unique aspect of photography. Maybe it’s because a reflection just like a photograph is a gateway to another world, parallel but restricted. Also just like photography, reflections … Continue reading
10 Tips for Photographing Moms and Their Kids
Creating gorgeous photographs of moms with their kids can be a daunting task. But with a little planning, responding well to the family dynamic, and paying attention to whether or not you’re selecting flattering angles you can create lovely portraits … Continue reading
Photographing Cities at Night
Cities offer a wealth of amazing photo opportunities, and at night they really come alive. With all the amazing architecture, street scenes, and lights aglow, it’s as if this was all done with photographers in mind. Although sunsets can be … Continue reading
Photographing Traffic at Night in the City
Related reminder: only a few days left for The 5 Day Photography Deal Moving traffic is like a city’s bloodstream—it’s always moving, pulsating through veiny streets, which can bring your photography to life if you know how to capture it. … Continue reading
Tips for Photographing Autumn Colors
Photographing autumn colors can be the most fun you have with your camera. The fall is a great time of year for photography. There are an unlimited number of sights, sounds and smells to stimulate your senses. After reading this … Continue reading
5 Tips for Photographing Water
Water is a beautiful subject to photograph. It can be as dramatic as a waterfall, predictable as a fountain, vast like the ocean, or just a winding exciting river. Whatever the source, it can be a point of interest in … Continue reading
9 Ways to Ensure You Get Sharp Images When Photographing People
If you are struggling with soft or blurry images, you are not alone. Many photographers have difficulty with getting crisp, clear, in-focus images. This is especially true when taking pictures of people. It can be done, though, if you take … Continue reading
Tips for Photographing Your Own Kids
Are you one of those parents whose kids were born being comfortable in front of the camera? Are your kids complete naturals with no stage fright or anger management issues when you yell, “Look at me…for the last time…please look at … Continue reading