Tips Archive

Photographing Waterfalls: How to get that misty look

Post by Lipi Bharadwaj on 22 Feb, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

Waterfalls make very beautiful subjects of photography. Ever wondered how professionals achieve that misty, silky smooth look of waterfalls, capturing the motion of water falling and flowing down the

Tips and Techniques to Photograph Sunset and Sunrise

Post by Lipi Bharadwaj on 17 Feb, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

All of us have seen beautiful sunset and sunrise photos. The colors and the warmth of such photographs are what make them look so magnificent. Such photographs are not

Introducing Celebrity Portrait Photography

Post by Valentin Gavan on 16 Feb, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

Celebrities are people who always get a good share of media attention and because of that, they represent a good subject for photographers. Magazines and newspapers are in high

Advancing Your Photography Skills Through Restrictions

Post by Yassine Hakimi on 09 Feb, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

In photography, limitations imposed either by the gear you are using or the situation you find yourself in can be really frustrating and can lead sometimes into losing interest

Tips to Succeed in Candid Street Photography

Post by Lipi Bharadwaj on 08 Feb, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

People are honest and natural when they are not being observed. So, capturing them when they are not expecting to be framed gives the most realistic results. Candid street

Necessary Steps for Starting a Photography Club

Post by Yassine Hakimi on 05 Feb, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

Do you want to be involved in a photo club, but you can’t find one around you? All you have to do is to start your own photo club.

Planning a Home-Based Photography Studio

Post by Sarah Chrosniak on 03 Feb, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

With the rise in technology and the wide-spread use of the Internet, it’s common to find photographers starting home based businesses and eventually, having a spare room converted into

How to Capture The Splendor of The Moon

Post by Lipi Bharadwaj on 02 Feb, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

The moon has always attracted photographers, both amateurs and professionals. But if not photographed correctly it just appears as a big white spot on a black background. The moon

8 Ways to Increase Photo Exposure on Flickr

Post by Sarah Chrosniak on 25 Jan, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

There are a lot of photographers out there; many of whom are using Flickr. Unfortunately, not all photographers are getting the attention that they rightfully deserve. By increasing your

Tips for Capturing Wonderful Nature Portraits

Post by Marina Tatarenko on 23 Jan, 2011 in Articles & Tutorials

Capturing wonderful nature photos They say that most people think through images, i.e. when one hears a word or a phrase, he or she starts getting images in their