Understanding your DSLR’s various buttons can be an overwhelming task to learn but we have it broken down with this fantastic guide – simplified! You won’t be left wondering what all those buttons do and will have more time to experiment with them.
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Before we get started, note that the key word in the title is “improve.” This isn’t about perfecting your photography; the ideas presented here aren’t intended to be individual magic bullets that have the power to remedy everything that might be holding your photography back. Improvement — if we are to conceptualize it as growth […]
This is a terrific time to be involved in photography with a litany of gear of tools available to create almost any image you can possibly imagine. Toad Hollow Photography has been busy searching the internet for the best tutorials, special features, great photography and interesting blogs to share with everyone, showcasing some of the […]
Time-lapse videos are the perfect blend of photography and videography. It takes skills in photography to flawlessly frame and execute each consecutive shot in order to have enough material to create a video. You also need to have considerable knowledge in creating and editing video to really make the magic. Creating time-lapse videos requires skill, trial-and-error (to […]
Wide angle lenses are used by a variety of landscape photographers seeking that perfect wide angle shot. That’s the typical scenario, but the reality is that there are so many other ways to utilize a wide angle lens that you would do well to have at least one in your set. Photo by n3rraD Yes, using a […]
With another week passing us by, we find Toad Hollow Photography searching the internet for links to the very best tutorials, special features, collections, great photography and interesting blogs. This weeks list features some of the finest pictures and posts found by the Toad during his regular adventures, and we truly hope you enjoy checking out these links as much as he did in bringing this list to you.
