Posts Tagged ‘dslr’
Lofoten in the Mirror
Friday, March 2nd, 2012Planning to Buy a Camera?
Monday, November 21st, 2011
It’s not entirely easy to choose a digital camera that’s an exact fit for you. With the flood of products that are on the market right now, you could spend days just getting your bearings. Let’s try taking a look together at where to turn for your new camera. Read more »
Catching the unpredictable
Tuesday, November 1st, 2011
Catching someone in the movement makes for some of the most memorable pictures. With a portrait, everything is perfectly timed, aligned and well lit. But there is nothing like seeing your subject in the moment as they are fully immersed in life. Here are some basic pointers to keep in mind when you are taking candid shots. Read more »
Macro Photography: Not Just for the Pros
Thursday, September 29th, 2011
Humans have always been fascinated by realms that are missed at first glance. Whether that be the universe, or the microworld of plants and animals. Thanks to modern technology, this tiny world can be now easily captured like you’ve never seen it beforee. Macro photography is becoming more and more popular as a genre. Read more »
Are you ready for some football? So is your camera
Friday, September 16th, 2011
With the football season just starting up here in the US, stands and sidelines on football fields all across America are going to lined with both friends and families armed with their cameras to capture all of the action. Here are a few helpful tips you should keep in mind when covering the big game. Read more »
Using Photo Filters
Thursday, December 30th, 2010
Photographers have been using various filters for their cameras since the dawn of photography. They have always been looking for new ways to view reality, and a variety of tools and accessories have been helping them to do this. And photo filters are among these. Read more »
Choosing Camera Accessories
Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010
When you bought your digital camera, you joined the ranks of those who love to capture images of the world around them. That first investment of yours will be followed by others in the future. Maybe it already has been. But you want to choose wisely—so let’s take a look at camera accessories. Read more »
