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How to Get Started Making Extra Money with Your Nature Photography

Photography is expensive, there’s no doubt about that. Nature photographers have it bad, though, especially if you’re buying long telephoto lenses for wildlife. The Canon 200-400mm lens will set you back $ 11,000 – ouch. So it’s no wonder that … Continue reading →

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5 Things Newbies Should Know About Getting Started in Photography

Getting started in photography can be quite scary. We all start by investing in a DSLR, and think we are going to take amazing images. In reality it is a bit more difficult, because if it was easy… well everybody … Continue reading →

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5 Tips for Getting Started with Wildlife Photography for Beginners

There is just something about the natural world that seems to touch us humans to the very core of our being, especially when it involves wildlife of any form. When we hear the words “wildlife photography”, wide open planes of … Continue reading →

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B&H Presents: Getting Started in Underwater Imaging

 If you’ve seriously been considering underwater photography, this nearly 2-hour primer will be well worth watching. From the B&H YouTube Channel: Larry and Olga explain key techniques used in photographing many different kinds of subjects in the underwater environment. Not only reef … Continue reading →

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4 Tips to Help You Get Started Doing Lifestyle Photography

People are my favorite subject to photograph, and one of my favorite ways to capture them is through lifestyle photography. I love documenting a day in the life of a family, student, or child. I love making beautiful photos out … Continue reading →

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Getting Started with Layer Masks in Photoshop – a Beginners Tutorial

Much of the power of Photoshop comes from its use of layers, which can best be thought of as transparency over your image. Layers have lots of benefits, like the fact that you can work on your image without affecting the pixels … Continue reading →

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The tech that’s changing photography – and it’s just getting started

The connected camera 10 years ago clunky digital cameras were used to take a few pictures in the hope you had something decent when you looked later on the laptop. Photos were still locked to the device, the film replaced … Continue reading →

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Tips for Getting Started with Still Life Photography

When photographing a still life subject, you are creating an image rather than capturing a moment. You are constructing your photograph; from background, to subject, to lighting. With the subject matter being inanimate objects, their tendency to stay very still … Continue reading →

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Next Steps to Getting Started in the Lightroom Develop Module

A previous article showed you how to get started in Lightroom’s Develop module by using the Camera Calibration, Lens Corrections and the Basic panels. In this article you’ll learn how to use the remaining right-hand panels in the Lightroom Develop module: … Continue reading →

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Time-Lapse Photography Equipment Guide to Getting Started

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Getting started in newborn photography

A post by: Maddy RogersPPNewborn photography is already in the United States for fifteen or so years, but it’s only taken hold here in the United Kingdom in the last three to four. And it has definitely keep!/PPAll professional photography … Continue reading →

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Studio Portraits

Working with studio lights can be a daunting process for many photographers. Many find the studio to be a place of fear and anxiety where the sanctity of natural light has vacated and the hauntingly, horrific wasteland of light stands, … Continue reading →

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