One thing I love about going over to other people’s houses is seeing what they have on their coffee table. I know this isn’t a custom the world over, but here in the USA you’ll often find a number of books on a living room or family room table. Often these books tell [...]
Recently I posted the article 8 Guidelines To Taking Panoramic Photos With Any Camera followed by 20 Great Stitched Panorama Examples, both of which garnered a fair amount of “But what do you use to create them?” questions. While I have typically used commercial ($$$) software, a number of readers pointed out the virtues [...]
This month’s critique comes with a twist. The photo is from Gary Arndt who is currently two years into an around the world trip. Around the world may be misleading, he’s roaming around, let’s just say. I featured Gary’s blog in the recent post 8 Daily Photo Blogs That Provide Inspiration here on DPS as [...]
A friend once asked me a curious question and I’d like to offer it here to solicit your response. The question was simple, it seemed, “If you could only have one photography travel destination, where would it be?”
For me, if I could only travel to one area for the rest of my days and take [...]
For me, inspiration is a big part of photography. On days when I know what I want to shoot and wake up feeling really into it, it’s easy to grab the camera and go. But we all have those days when either life distracts us away from the camera or we just don’t feel creative [...]
It’s day two of your long awaited seven day vacation away from the worries of life at home. You’ve seen the city, you’ve perused the shops and you’ve even found a few great places to eat. After a long day of sightseeing you head back to your hotel and unwind a bit before getting ready [...]
In a previous post I laid out some guidelines for helping you create stitched panoramic photographs. To help further inspire experimentation of this technique, I scoured Flickr for some prime examples of what can be accomplished. Each image links back to the Flickr page and most contain large or even original size images if you [...]
Back in the days of film cameras, creating a panoramic photograph meant either buying a particular, expensive camera or hours in the darkroom stitching images together by overlapping exposures onto the finished photo paper.
Panoramic photos were the realm of the professional with the time and funds to create gorgeous super wide angle shots.
But [...]
This month’s DPS Writer’s Critique comes to us from Carrie Marshall, a member of the community here at Digital Photography School. As with the previous critique, the format here is meant to be instructive and informative and not so scientifically analytical and thus it doesn’t matter much whether the photographer is a professional or amateur. [...]
As a new feature here on Digital Photography School, we are going to start a guest panel of DPS writers to critique one photo a month. The writers for DPS have a wide range of backgrounds and experience and most of have been into digital photography for at least five to seven years. This is [...]
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