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Spring Break Photography Tips

by Mel on March 19, 2010

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You can almost hear the squeals of glee coming from kids and adults alike when Spring Break arrives.  After plodding through winter weather, school, work and family commitments, the promise of a few days of freedom is enough to boost anyone’s spirits.  If you’re one of those lucky souls with a getaway planned during Spring [...]

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“you should support the photographer. You should only say kind things about him/her, even when you are off set. Be professional and be open minded. You will learn the most by being on set at photo shoots, so be grateful for opportunities to learn in these situations.”
via Photo Assistants: What You Need to Know | [...]

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Twitter and your Photography Business

by Scott on March 16, 2010

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“…many new Twitter applications, and ways to use Twitter have emerged… two simple ways on how to use Twitter to build your photography business.”
via How Twitter Can Help Your Photography Business | Fuel Your Photography.

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Twitter: followers or something else?

by Scott on March 15, 2010

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“…when it comes to Twitter. So don’t worry about the numbers – Have fun, meet new people, and enjoy the meaningful conversations.”
via Twitter: It’s Not About the Numbers | Fuel Your Photography.

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We saw these at PMA and they are great!  Think Tank Photo Official Press Release

Think Tank Photo’s New Retrospective™
Soft-sided Camera and Lens Shoulder Bags
Created as an homage to classic photographers such as Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Frank, Think Tank Photo has created five soft-sided shoulder bags in its new Retrospective™ series.  Designed for the professional [...]

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Today’s women find themselves with more tasks than time and juggling multiple roles that each have a long to-do list attached.  For those women who say they don’t have the time to explore their love of photography, we’d like to share some good news.  It turns out that a photography hobby can improve your health.
Dr. [...]

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Many a business guru will attest to the importance of following your passions when it comes to starting a business.  If you love photography and have entertained the notion of turning your hobby into a side business, here are a few tips:
What is Your Specialty? Are you interested in shooting weddings, seniors or other portrait-related [...]

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Photographing Holiday Lights

by Gary on December 22, 2009

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Few things capture the sentiment of the season like the holiday lights you find decorating downtown, your local neighborhood and in your own home. Make this year’s photographs picture-perfect with a few tips for shooting holiday lighting:
Try the Long View: When photographing a decorated street or even a single home, start first by [...]

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High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography is becoming increasingly popular now that digital cameras are the norm. The technique itself, however, was actually created by Charles Wyckoff in the 1930s. HDR refers to a technique that allows an image to display a greater dynamic range between the lightest and darkest areas of the photograph. [...]

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Getting Great Underwater Photos

by Mel on August 1, 2009

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Summer means swimming pools and ocean depths, and those fun moments can be photographed even when everyone is wet! Aquatic photography does require a bit more planning and additional equipment, but for those who venture into this form of imaging, the results are well worth the effort.
Many of the same basic photographic principles [...]

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