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Next Time When You Take Photos, Use These Awesome Tricks. by julia.letts from Different Solutions These days, pretty much everyone has an iPhone or some kind of smartphone. Since they're already in our pockets, most of us prefer to use our phones as cameras these days. Trending on the Web Report Post Never miss a post! See More by julia.letts Future dog mom. He Starts To Place Bacon Side By Side Then Spreads Something On Top. Recommended Posts Lights Announces New US Tour In Support Of Little Machines, Win A Trip To See And Meet Her! 18 Beautiful Beauty Fixes 16 Pieces Of Cat Logic That Are So Purrfect More Posts in Culture 19 Reasons Why I Have Trust Issues Funny 19 Awesome Times That We Won In The War Against Snow.
Photography Challenges. Over the past…er, six months…I have really neglected my camera.
You may or may not have noticed since I’ve continued posting each week. However, I haven’t posted nearly the number of creative photos I once did (minus the photos of Felicity – of course I have been photographing her). In an attempt to jump-start my creative juices, I’ve decided to join a couple of challenges. Considering that Autumn is by far my favorite time of year, I think it’s the perfect time to re-engage myself with photography.
By posting this message, I am publicly making the commitment so feel free to join me if you too are looking for everyday inspiration. The first challenge I’ll be joining is hosted by Fat Mum Slim in Australia – Photo a Day Challenge: October. Similar to this challenge is the list that Sarah Halstead posted a few weeks ago. Finally, there is the Nurture Photography – Fall 2012 Challenge hosted by LiveandLoveOutLoud.com and BumblesandLight.com. Click it Up a NotchClick it Up a Notch. Are you tackling a Project 365 or Project 52 this year??
Consider adding your link so others can follow and support you. 14 Photography Project Ideas. 27 Awesome Photography Blogs to Follow - PhotographyPla.net. Several months ago we published a list of 20 Inspirational Photography Blogs, and today I’d like to follow up on that post with links to another 27 blogs that will be of interest to photographers.
Whether you are a professional or an amateur, following blogs in the industry is a great way to learn new things, improve your own skills, find inspiration, and stay up-to-date with industry news. And with that in mind, here are 27 blogs that I like to follow. PictureCorrect PictureCorrect is a very active blog that often publishes several posts per day. By following this blog you’ll get tons of tips, tutorials, inspiration, and general articles on photography from many different writers. Fstoppers Fstoppers is a popular blog that often publishes multiple posts per day. Light Stalking Follow Light Stalking and their team of writers will provide you with a few new posts each week including tips and link roundups.
Capture Your Christmas Photography Series. Who doesn’t love to capture the joy of the holidays, with the traditions, excitement and fantastic Christmas lights?
Over the past few years I have put together a variety of Christmas photography tips and wanted to put them all in one place for you. Please remember, this time of year is not capturing the perfect moment and making everyone miserable while doing it. Instead, it is about freezing these fleeting moments and putting down the camera to enjoy them not through a view finder. 16 Tips to Photograph Christmas Morning – This is by far my most popular Christmas photography tip post. Use these simple tips to capture the excitement of Christmas morning and not miss a single smile. So, you took some photos. Now what? So you’ve played Photo A Day, now what to do with the photos?
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We’re kicking off a new series at A Night Owl today called Technology Tuesday! If you’re a mom or a woman on the go, you know how important technology can be to keeping you in touch and organized! So each week we’ll be featuring gadgets, apps, tips or anything technology related that can help make our lives a little easier or a little more fun! Today we’re starting out with Tips to Take Better Pictures with Your Phone by Jennifer of Mangiamo! Capturing good photographs with your smartphone requires a special set of skills that might seem counter-intuitive to many photographers.
According to Mashable, in today’s world, more than 27% of all photographs come from mobile phones. Pay Attention to Camera Specs When Shopping for a Phone Via Worldwide.Blackberry.com Every smartphone (from iPhones to Droids to T-Mobile Blackberry phones and beyond) has its own specifications that could affect your photo quality. Use HDR for Yield Breath-taking Night Photography Via Wikimedia.org. How-To: Levitation Photography. iPhone photography.
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