The 21 Most Popular Photography Posts on DPS in 2009
Happy New Year from DPS!
To celebrate the arrival of 2010 and a whole new decade I thought I’d take a quick look back on the year that was here at DPS and share a list of the most visited tutorials and image collections on the site in the last 365 days. Enjoy!
- Long Exposure Photography – 15 Stunning Examples
- Learning about Exposure – The Exposure Triangle
- 10 Questions to Ask When Taking a Digital Photo
- 21 Wedding Photography Tips for Amateur Wedding Photographers
- 21 Great Reader Shots [And how they were Taken]
- How to Make Digital Photos Look Like Lomo Photography
- Top 20 Popular Point and Shoot Digital Cameras
- How to Use Textures to Enhance Your Photographs
- 9 Nude Photography Tips
- DIY Lighting Hacks for Digital Photographers
- 7 Photography Projects to Jumpstart your Creativity
- Top 10 Popular DSLRs
- 9 Tips for Getting Backgrounds Right
- How to Photograph Fireworks Displays
- 17 Amazing Wide Angle Images
- 11 Surefire Landscape Photography Tips
- Lightroom: What is it and When Should You Consider Using it?
- 23 Popular DSLR Lenses
- 50 ‘Must Have’ Wedding Photography Shots
- 21 Settings, Techniques and Rules All new Camera Owners Should Know
- How to Batch Resize in Photoshop
5 Responses to “The 21 Most Popular Photography Posts on DPS in 2009” - Add Yours
January 2nd, 2010 at 3:26 am
At the risk of stirring up the pot 10 years later, here we go…2010 is NOT the start of the second decade of the 21st century, but rather the last year of the first decade. (there was no year 0). This is the same silliness that we all argued about when 2000 happened. I thought I would start this year off with a little harmless controversy. Happy new year, regardless of the decade!
January 2nd, 2010 at 1:14 pm
Thanks for the round up Darren! DPS is my main resource for tips and inspiration and it gave me the confidence to move into professional photography in 2009. I never tire of reading your daily newsletters or re-reading previous posts such as these so keep up the good work and all the best for 2010!
January 2nd, 2010 at 7:14 pm
Nice reminder of some of the great resources and articles that can be found on DPS. It was great to browse through and remind myself of the articles that I had already read and great to read the ones that I had missed originally.
January 3rd, 2010 at 6:33 am
Darren and Staff,
Happy New Year to you and may 2010 bring you the best of everything. Having joined DPS in December 2009, I was delighted to have the information from the previous year made available to me on the start of the next year. Am a 70 yr.old retired teacher and purchased a Nikon D5000 several months ago. You have helped me to learn so much more about Photography; but I have much more to learn also!
Keep up the great work and know that I deeply appeciate your time and experience. You make each day of mine a little bit brighter.
January 10th, 2010 at 12:25 am
I purchased a Tower Camera, 35mm, from Sears 30 plus years ago and it was the greatest camera ever( I now own digital cameras $400 range, but none of them have the features that the Sears had: when I turned the lenses body, one of several wheels, the camera would automatically, manually, adjust other settings; the f stop, etc. Several other parts of the lenses body would turn in other directions by the one wheel I was turning until I reached what I wanted to achieve. Then I would adjust the focus? In any case, the pictures, portraits in particular, would come out PERFECT. What kind of digital camera does this and are they affordable? We lost most everything in Katrina (2005) or house flooded and the two digital cameras purchased since then are not the same, that is, the multi wheel feature. Suggestions please-I would like a digital that can do this at an affordable price-$300 or so.
Richard
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