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Black-and-White
is Beautiful
( September 01,2006 ) Black-and-white
photography has been around decades longer than color
photography and has a very special place in the hearts of most
viewers. Black-and-white images are classic.
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Photographing
decorative light displays
( December 01,2006 ) Photographing
decorative light displays During the year-end holidays there are
many homes, shopping malls, and public places illuminated with
attractive seasonal light displays. These “light shows” are
easy to capture with your digital camera, if you have a tripod.
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Accessorizing
your point-and-shoot camera
( July 01,2006 ) If
you have purchased a typical point-and-shoot digital camera,
there are a number of accessories that will make your
photography better and easier. For example, most point-and-shoot
cameras are equipped with LCD monitors/viewfinders.
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New
digital camera designs take off
( June 01,2006 ) The
current crop of new digital point-and-shoot cameras offer
improved designs for more convenience and better picture taking.
Among the features are larger LCD monitor screens, longer zoom
lenses, and more compact designs.
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“Magic”
filters for your digital camera
( May 01,2006 ) There
is a special lens filter that can do wonderful things for your
digital color photography. It’s called a polarizing filter and
it is placed over the camera lens. It can do things that
post-processing computer photo-editing software isn’t able to
do.
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Creative
ideas for photo displays
( February 01,2006 ) Don’t
limit your photographic images to only photo albums; there are
many alternatives to dramatically display your photography.
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The
Truth About Travel Photography
( February 01,2006 ) (February
2006) You’ve seen beautiful travel photos by professional
photographers and you may wonder why your photos aren’t as
good, colorful, or dramatic.
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Things
to Know About Your Digital Camera
( February 01,2006 ) (February
2006) Digital cameras offer photographers more choices for
operating settings than film cameras. For best results, digital
photographers should do their homework by studying the
camera’s instruction book. Here are five settings that make
for better photographs.
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Correct
White Balance Makes Better Photos
( May 01,2005 ) When
trying to match neutral white under different kinds of light,
the human eye does not accurately perceive colors.
Psychologically, the brain adjusts colors so that they seem to
be correct under any light source.
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Make
Better Photographs Using Camera Icons
( August 01,2004 ) A
recent study of new digital camera buyers reports that most put
their camera exposure mode on “P” (Program exposure), and go
about their picture taking.
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How
many photos can my digital camera take?
( March 01,2005 ) “How
many photos can my digital camera take?” That sounds like a
simple question, but it isn’t. Since digital cameras employ
memory cards, rather than film, three important factors are
involved in the number of pictures that can be taken by a
particular camera.
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Tips
on Flash Photography
( August 01,2006 ) A
digital camera’s built-in flash unit is a useful tool for
better photographs. However, photographers should learn when to
use flash, and when not to. If you have been relying only upon
the camera’s automatic flash function, here are a few things
to know.
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Recipe
for Successful Photographs
( June 01,2004 ) (June
2004) During the next few months, many of us will pack our bags
– and photo gear bags – and head for the great outdoors on
our own personal photo safaris.
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Are
you taking enough pictures of your family?
( August 01,2006 ) Several
years ago, Photo Marketing Association International (PMAI) and
the Photographic Information Council (PIC) designed the day
after Thanksgiving as “National Family Photo Day.”
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E-mailing
pictures the right way
( August 01,2006 ) Since
the early days of photography, people have loved sharing their
pictures with distant family members and friends.
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E-Photos
Are E-asy
( August 01,2006 ) Would
you like to be able to share your photographs with others?
Friends, family members, business associates, or whomever?
Between the Internet and today’s photographic advancements,
doing so is easier than ever.
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Give
Your Kids a Photo Boost
( August 01,2006 ) Here’s
a unique photo tip that just might benefit the entire family. If
you’re tired of seeing your kids dragging themselves through
school and hating every moment of it, trying giving them a
"photo boost."
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Digital
Imaging Made Easy
( August 01,2006 ) There
was a time--back in the pre-Internet days, of course--when
sending photographic images from one computer to another wasn't
merely difficult; it was impossible.
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Photos
for Home Decorating
( August 01,2006 ) Do
you have a dull, drab wall in desperate need of help? Have you
considered decorating it with mirrors or adorning it with
paintings?
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Organizing
a Photo Scavenger Hunt
( August 01,2006 ) Looking
for something the kids can do on a drowsy afternoon? Why not
organize a photographic scavenger hunt? With a list of clues and
an inexpensive single-use camera for each of your children,
you’re in business.
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Bringing
Out the Hidden Artist
( August 01,2006 ) Everybody
has an artistic side. Are you ready to break with convention to
bring it to the surface? Let’s find out.
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Making
a "Living" Album
( August 01,2006 ) Are
you tired of looking at the same old boring, outdated photo
album? If so, here’s an idea for you. It’s called a
"living" album, and it can literally change your
entire family’s outlook on life.
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Creating
a Photo "Storyboard"
( August 01,2006 ) Here’s
a fun way to teach your children to use a camera to create a
piece of original art worthy of the name. Have them make a photo
layout comprised of several different scenes—just like a
commercial advertising storyboard.
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Creating
a Pet Portrait
( August 01,2006 ) People
often have special portraits taken of themselves, so why not
your favorite pet? You can hire a professional photographer to
do the job, or you can tackle it yourself with a minimum of
effort. First, however, you need to know the rules of the road.
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Updating
the Family Tree
( August 01,2006 ) Everyone
enjoys looking at the family tree—finding out who lived when,
who married whom, and so on. Think of how much more rewarding a
family "photo tree" would be! As a bonus, it makes a
terrific family present that will be cherished for generations.
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Fellow
Workers Worth Second Look
( August 01,2006 ) We
all have pictures of our family right? We have pictures of our
pets, of our cars and trucks, of nearly everything that touches
our lives.
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Selling
Your Home … with Photos
( October 01,2004 ) If
you’re like most people, you may not plan on selling your
current home, but you probably will. And you’ll probably use
the services of a licensed real estate agent to do so.
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Cameras
and Water Do Mix!
( December 01,2004 ) So
you finally made it. You have the tickets in your hand, and the
car is racing toward the airport. Within eight hours, you’ll
be sunning yourself on the beaches of Jamaica (or Majorca or
Hawaii—just name it).
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indulge your photographic passion
