I’ve always preferred black and white photography to color. Landscapes take a more dramatic look, portraits become timeless.
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Black and White From Snapshots to Great Shots by John Batdorff. Book Review
In this video Scott Kelby demonstrates how to take long exposure photos – during the day.
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How to Take Long Exposure Shots in Daylight
With all the tools available today to retouch digital portraits, it’s easy for us to go way overboard with editing on photos. We make a few adjustments here and there, then make a few more, and before we know it, the photo looks completely different – sometimes good, and sometimes, well, not so good. I’ve been shooting portraits now for about 6 years with a digital camera, and when I think of some of the editing I did early on, all I can do is cringe.
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Basic Photo Editing in Lightroom
In this post, Steve Berardi from the PhotoNaturalist explains why sometimes close-up photos are better from far away.
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Sometimes Close-ups Are Better From Far Away
A Guest Post by Prita Sujudi For an amateur who had just been introduced to photography after having had two kids of seven and six year olds, I often find travel photography can be very challenging as I never had the choice but to carry both camera and kids! But for the love of travel and photography, I forced myself and juggled my way between thinking about aperture and bathing the kids at the same time.
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Travel Photography and Kids: How to Juggle Yourself in Between
