Photography Tips & Tutorials
Photography. Travel. Adventure. For many enthousiasts, the opportunities available for photographers seem nothing short of exotic. But how many have...
Since purchasing my 50mm prime lens a few years back, I've felt like a salesman for it ever since--always telling...
For beginners and pros alike, a photography group can be an excellent resource. It's a wonderful opportunity to share ideas,...
Every now and again I like to look back on the archives of DPS to see what we were publishing...
Now that we can enjoy cameras with multi, mega-pixel resolution in their CCDs there is an indulgence and pictorial improvement...
As a follow up to our recent post on Geotagging images and review of the Jobo PhotoGPS device I thought...
For me, inspiration is a big part of photography. On days when I know what I want to shoot and...
In some ways the wide angle end of a digital camera’s zoom lens can be more of a disadvantage than...
It's day two of your long awaited seven day vacation away from the worries of life at home. You've seen...
I could not find the word ‘digital’ in Lee Frost’s book - 500 Composition Hints, Tips and Techniques for Photographers....
Mr. Ross Ching is at it again, this time working is time-lapse magic with a stop-motion twist. It's an unofficial...
My first experience as a documentary journalist was for a non profit organization in Ecuador. The experience was breathtaking. Beautiful...
Last week we announced a quick competition to give away a box set of Scott Kelby's Digital Photography books to...
Sometimes portrait shoots can be tough with all your shots seeming a little 'bland'. Today we're going to look at...
Today Erin Dyker shares some of the benefits of using fast lenses when photographing Children. A fast lens is one...
In a previous post I laid out some guidelines for helping you create stitched panoramic photographs. To help further inspire...
Back in the days of film cameras, creating a panoramic photograph meant either buying a particular, expensive camera or hours...
It is time for the results of our last poll - Mac vs PC for Post Production. What interested...
Today Darcy Pattison, gives those of us looking to get into Geotagging images an introduction to the topic. Geotagging is...
A reader emailed me last week to say that since subscribing to our weekly newsletter that he's stopped reading photography...
Over in our forum area professional photographer Jim Bryant has shared the following tutorial on sports photography. I thought it...
DPS has been on Twitter now for a while but until recently have not spent a lot of time developing...
In this post portrait photographer Alexis Godschalk shares some tips on shooting studio like portraits on a budget by talking...
Here at DPS, we often talk about wireless lighting, soft-boxes, strobes and the myriad of aspects to artificial lighting. As...
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