Over in our forum one of our members Chrismar (visit him on Flickr here) put together a great tutorial on how he created a time lapse photo video using his Canon Digital Rebel XT dSLR and TI-83 calculator as his intervalometer. Here’s his video (there’s another one at the bottom of the post) with his [...]
Neil Creek is a regular contributor to DPS (and is a 3D photography nut), authoring Photography 101 (to be continued soon). Please visit his blog, and check out his prints for sale on the Fine Art Photo Blog. “I’m just going to do everything in 3D now. I’m going to shoot my daughter’s birthday party [...]
Neil Creek is a regular contributor to DPS, authoring Photography 101 which is temporarily on hold. While trying to find the time to continue the series, he’s managed to write a quick post or two for you in the meantime. Please visit his blog, and check out his prints for sale on the Fine Art [...]
Photographer : Marco Welt // Kamera : Sony Ericsson K610i This guest post was submitted by Martin Gommel (Flickr) from the blog KWERFELDEIN “Photographing with the phone? No chance!” Those of us who have had the enjoyment of a DSLR with 8 or 10 megapixels have a hard time seriously thinking of shooting with a [...]
One request that I’ve been getting lately from readers is for a tutorial on making clone shots (shots with the same subject appearing multiple times in the one scene) in photoshop. I’ve got one of our writers working on the topic but thought in the mean time that it might be fun to post a [...]
This guest post has been submitted by Martin Gommel (Flickr) from the blog KWERFELDEIN. There are many many thousands of photographers showing their work online – but those, which stand out with high quality against the masses are only a few in number. To give you a list you can use as reference I collected [...]
Today I have a real treat for you in the form of some pictures and an interview with Award winning Pro Photographer Martin Philbey. Martin is a fellow Australian who has photographed some of the biggest names in the Music Industry around the world. His work regularly appears in music media publications such as Rolling [...]
In the popular How I Took it section of the Digital Photography School Forums Sana posted about how they took this ‘flash silhouette’ shot. It’s a striking technique and one that I thought more DPS readers might enjoy experimenting with. Sana’s done a great job but feel free to stop by the thread on the [...]
Over at the Forums in the ‘How I took it’ section – DPS forum member murtasma posted this image and tells us how the effect was achieved and how it was taken: This image was taken using Bulb mode. I was at my friends house where she had this small crystal lamp that looked like [...]
Over in ‘How I took it‘ section of the forums Michael Brown (from Macro Art In Nature) shares this image and gives a description of how he took it. The shot caught my attention when I first saw it due to it’s subtle colors so I thought it might be worth sharing here on the [...]
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