Finding High Quality Wedding Photography

December 1st, 2008 by admin

By Jeanette Shinn

High quality wedding photography is an important ingredient in today’s wedding planning process. Indeed it is the one building block that provides the couple with a physical reminder of how wonderful their big day was. The difficulty, however, is what constitutes a high quality wedding photographer? If a couple does not know how to identify a high quality wedding photographer the chances are not good ….

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Taking Inspiring Macro Photographs

November 27th, 2008 by admin

By Alex Don

Macro photography refers to the situation where the photographer gets very close to the subject. This means approximately 1:1 ratios or more, producing a picture that is the same size or much larger than the subject that is photographed. The exact definition of macro photography is questionable. Generally macro refers to size ratios ranging from 1:1 to 10:1. If you want to become a good macro photo….

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Why You Should Become a Photographer

November 25th, 2008 by admin

By Alex Don

I became acquainted to photography only a little while ago. My friends had recently taken up this new hobby and went on and on about how great it is asking me to give it a try. I was a bit reluctant at first because the truth is I had never given it any thought.

To my surprise, my friends did not own the type of basic digital camera you are used to seeing everywhere. The….

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Welcome!

November 25th, 2008 by admin

Welcome to Photography.

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Here is a Method to Create Gallery Prints from Digital Photographs

October 2nd, 2008 by admin

By Alex Don

Nowadays, having a multitude of photography tools and high tech gadgets to take photos with, and with the help of the Internet, creating gallery photos has become an easy task. Apart from this, on the net you can create an electronic photo album using the pictures you have taken. Printing these photos in your gallery collection is also possible through the internet. How can somebody achieve that? There are many digital photo pri….

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Getting Your Photos on eBay at Lower Costs

April 26th, 2008 by admin

By Alex Don

Many photographers sell some of their pictures on eBay. But how do you get visitors to see them? One option is to use the website’s picture service. The first photo is free, but each additional image is $0.15, while a supersize photo costs another $0.75. This can lower your profits if, for example, you have 3-4 photos showing various angles and a su….

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How to Avoid the Most Common Mistakes in Video Shooting

February 8th, 2008 by admin

By Alex Don

The differences between the videos produced by a professional and an amateur videographer are obvious for an audience, but not so obvious when you are behind the camera. With so much on your mind, it is easy to overlook some important aspects while you are shooting and these mistakes may be impossible to fix ….

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Useful Guides for How to Enlarge Photos with Minimum Effort

December 28th, 2007 by admin

By Alex Don

Today, more than 80% people of the world use their mobiles camera for taking digital pictures. But, two questions arise here. First, are you satisfied with the size of the photo when you watch it on your computer? Second, are you ready to buy expensive software like Photoshop and Adobe? The majority of people will say no. So, how to resize the mobile cameras photos for common people without spending money? The answer of the above question is a free online tool known a….

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Make Sure You Buy the Best Camera for Your Needs

August 9th, 2007 by admin

By Alex Don

A lot of my work involves taking photos for business journals and newspapers. When I start a shooting session, people are as interested in my camera as they are in having their picture taken. The truth is the camera is quite impressive: it is large and heavy and equipped with big zoom lenses with a feature that reduces vibration, a compact speed light that brings light even to the darkest room and a big ….

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Canvas Printing As An Alternative To Buying Artwork

March 27th, 2007 by admin

By Dominic Donaldson

The art market is experiencing what can only be described as a boom at the moment, despite the economic gloom and predictions of job losses and hard times ahead. The demand for all sorts of artwork from English ceramics to Russian sculpture has never been so high….

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Digital Cameras - Making the Upgrade

January 30th, 2007 by admin

By Patrick Omari

When you get your hands on your newly developed prints you can’t help but be disappointed with how they’ve turned out.

Some are a little blurry and out of focus, while others have a large black smudge across them. Attached to the photo is a helpful sticker politely telling you to keep your grubby fingers away from the lens when taking a photo.

Maybe its time ….

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How You Can Enlarge Photos with Minimum Effort

October 18th, 2006 by admin

By Alex Don

Photo enlargements are online tools or services to convert any wallpaper up to the poster size without losing its original quality. Now, there are numerous websites available which are giving free online facility for common users of Internet. Whether you want resizing, cropping, stretching, rotation or you just want to apply visual eff….

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Digital and Optical Camera Zoom: What’s the Difference?

August 4th, 2006 by admin

By Alex Don

If you are new to photography, figuring out what zoom power you need and differentiating between the different types of zoom can be quite overwhelming. A number of new terms referring to zooming have been introduced lately in the marketing language of camera manufacturers, which only increases confusion. This article is aimed to bring a little more light into the problem and help you take a good deci….

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Things About Photo Enlargement that People Little Know About

May 10th, 2006 by admin

By Alex Don

Photo enlargements are the online tools available on number of websites providing facility of enlarging digital pictures with all the features of image editing. These tools can be beneficial for Astronomers and members of National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA). Astrona….

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How to Remove Unwanted Objects from a Digital Photo

March 1st, 2006 by admin

By Alex Don

This article is aimed to explain how to remove unwanted objects from a photo. The examples given here are based on Photoshop, but the same features can be found in other image editors.

You should start by asking yourself if the color of the surrounding area is solid, gradient or textured. The first image is a photo of a rollercoaster with a blue sky background. Fortunately the sky is a….

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