Located in eastern Africa, Kenya is perhaps one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Among the rich natural resources like coffee, wildlife is what attracts most visitors, and the stunning sunrises along the Indian ocean. It’s often been said that it’s impossible to get a bad shot while photographing in Africa, and these […]
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If you’ve ever sat outside on a porch at night in the summer, you’ve no doubt seen moths come fluttering to the light. Similar to, but not part of the butterfly family, there are thought to be over 250,000 different types of moths. From a photography standpoint, moths can be one of the hardest insects […]
Tripods are wonderful tools in photography but are also one of the most inconvenient pieces to carry around with you. Since it’s not always possible to carry a tripod with you here are five ways to steady your camera without one. Raise the ISO. Generally speaking, a tripod should be used when your shutter is […]
The Wikipedia entry for stock photography describes it as, the supply of photographs licensed for specific uses. It is used to fulfill the needs of creative assignments instead of hiring a photographer. Dropping prices in high quality DLSR cameras and increasing speeds and bandwidth for the Internet, stock photography has become a second stream of […]
Part of taking photographs is the enjoyment you get with sharing them. Along with sharing, comes learning, and along those lines are criticisms. This article will show you how to handle the three types of photographic criticisms without getting overly frustrated. Photo by Paulo Brandão Unsolicited criticism. Sometimes we hang photographs in our home, post […]
Landscape photography is very subjective, but most will agree that, to some form or another, following the rule of thirds will help achieve a great looking photo. One way to do this is incorporating roads and paths into your frame that will enhance the overall composition of the photograph. We’ve already showed you how to […]
