worldspy - 18.06.12 17:27 One thing I love about my family is that there never seems to be a shortness of creativity floating around. My wife Kristin works with her mother Lori running a website over at Katie’s Rose Cottage and this project was really just right up their alley. At the time of writing this article Kristin is [... mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 15.06.12 18:43 This week your photographic challenge is to take and share an image on the theme of ‘My Best Friend’. You may take any approach to this topic that you wish. It could be a portrait of your real life best friend… (or one of the two of you) a photo of a pet… or some [...]Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips. mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 05.06.12 18:08 Waterfalls are a very popular subject for landscape photographers. The draw to their natural beauty is clear, but sometimes coming home with the best shots is harder than you might think. As the curator for the Google+ Photography theme, #WaterfallWednesday I get asked how to take better pictures of waterfalls every week. So let me [... mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 23.05.12 23:06 This is the second in a series of four articles about exposure by Andrew S Gibson – author of Understanding Exposure: Perfect Exposure on your EOS camera. You can read the first lesson, which explored the reasons for using program, aperture priority and shutter priority modes, here. It doesn’t matter how advanced your camera’s meter [... mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 18.05.12 22:54 Your challenge this weekend is to practice a classic lighting pattern. Yesterday we published a post here on dPS highlighting 6 Portrait Lighting Patterns which got a lot of positive feedback. So today I thought it might be good to challenge readers to choose one and to go away and practice it. Theory is good [... mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 17.05.12 16:42 A Guest Post by Darlene Hildebrandt. In classical portraiture there are several things you need to control and think about to make a flattering portrait of your subjects, including: lighting ratio, lighting pattern, facial view, and angle of view. I suggest you get to know these basics inside out, and as with most things, then [... mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 16.05.12 21:42 Not all of us have hours on end to spend on social media (myself included). Most photographers make their money by bringing in clients whether it’s families, brides, small businesses, whatever it may be. So any excess time spent on social media is time that could be spent sourcing clients. Now, social media can actually [... mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 15.05.12 16:56 Over the last couple of weeks we’ve been launching a new dPS eBook – Natural Light: Mastering a Photographer’s Most Powerful Tool. The response has been fabulous and we’ve seen it selling faster than any other eBook we’ve produced so far. With one week to go to save 25% on the price of Natural Light [... mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 13.05.12 22:26 In this video Camille Seaman shares photos and a little of her passion for photographing icebergs. See more of her work including other subject matter at Camille’s website. Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips. Check out our more Photography Tips at Photography Tips for Beginners, Portrait Photography Tips and Wedding Photography Tips. mehr bei digital-photography-school.com

worldspy - 11.05.12 22:16 Many parts of the world (but not all) this weekend will be celebrating Mothers day. So we thought it might be a nice theme for this weeks photography challenge. Feel free to interpret it any way that you wish. It might be a portrait of your Mother (or a motherly figure in your life), you [...]Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips. mehr bei digital-photography-school.com