By 08 23rd, 2010

Who knew that a few lines can evoke so much emotions? Here’s a stunning collection of some interesting photographs that involve the use of lines. Get inspired for your next photo project!

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By 08 20th, 2010

If you’re not ready yet to take the plunge with a dSLR, you’d be happy to know that a simple point-and-shoot camera can produce a photograph too. With thousands of choices in compact digital cameras, how do you pick the perfect one? Hopefully, with these easy-to-follow tips, you’d end up with the right one that suits your requirements.

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By 08 18th, 2010

Detail shooting of flowers and fruit can bring beautiful, high saturation color and intricate textures. This kind of shooting is best shot with a good zoom lens so you do not blur the photo with standing incredibly close to the subject matter. It is also helps to turn on the ...

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By 08 16th, 2010

One of the tools you can use as a photographer to create a meaningful composition is to use leading lines. Leading lines are used to draw the viewer’s eye through a photograph. They are intentional or unintentional, natural lines created in the space of the photograph and are used to ...

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By 08 12th, 2010

Trying to take a good photograph when you lack natural light can be easily solved with a flash and tripod. However, you’re not always going to be carrying a tripod around. And even with a flash, it can wash the subject out, or be pretty much useless. Hopefully, these five simple tips will help you take the perfect photograph in a low light environment without using a flash or tripod.

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By 08 11th, 2010

One of the most important things to keep in mind when you are shooting is that the general rules you follow as a photographer are up to you to use and change as you feel is appropriate in each situation. When you are being trained in photography or ask for ...

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