Translations

Translate  » Featured in French Translate  » Featured in German Translate  » Featured in Spanish Translate  » Featured in Italian Translate  » Featured in Chinese Translate  » Featured in Japanese Translate  » Featured in Russian

Categories Tags

2:3 All Art & Dark Brisbane corporate photography Brisbane portrait photographer Brisbane portrait photography Brisbane wedding photography Canon EF 70-200mm F/4 L IS Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital Cameras Digital Photography Review Digital Photography School Digital Photography Tips DPS Site News event photographer From the Forums News Nicki Exhibition photographer Photography Podcast Reader Questions Retouching techniques Retouching tools Travel Photography

Pages

Featured

Macro Photography: Mosquitoes Emerging

Friday, July 9th, 2010

Brothers William and Matthew Burrard-Lucas are up and coming wildlife photographers from the UK. Their unique approach to wildlife photography involves working as a team to take imaginative and unusual photographs of wild animals. You can find out more about them on their website, Burrard-Lucas Wildlife Photography. In this guest post they talk about how [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

dpsbook.png

Macro Photography: Mosquitoes Emerging

Continue Reading Macro Photography: Mosquitoes Emerging

Tags: ,

How to Photograph Fireworks Displays

Thursday, July 1st, 2010

Photo by hupaishi
Do you want to know how to photograph fireworks? With 4th July just days away I thought I’d refresh this article in which I give 10 Fireworks Photography tips to help you get started.
Fireworks Displays are something that evoke a lot of emotion in people as they are not only beautiful and spectacular [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

dpsbook.png

How to Photograph Fireworks Displays

Continue Reading How to Photograph Fireworks Displays

Tags:

5 Common Mistakes Aspiring Travel Photographers Make (+ How to Avoid Them)

Monday, May 31st, 2010

Later this week we will be launching a brand new dPS eBook on the topic of Travel Photography (update, this is now launched, you can find it here) – written by travel photographer Mitchell Kanashkevich. This post, written by Mitchell, is the first part of a short series introducing some of the mistakes many new [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

dpsbook.png

5 Common Mistakes Aspiring Travel Photographers Make (+ How to Avoid Them)

Continue Reading 5 Common Mistakes Aspiring Travel Photographers Make (+ How to Avoid Them)

Tags: ,

Get Complete Control Of Your Camera

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

In a recent poll 73% of our readers told us they wish they had more control over their camera.
In response to this we have published an E-book, explaining in easy-to-understand language how to get the most out of your camera.
Discover How Your Camera Works and Take Better Photos Today
Photo Nuts and Bolts is a brand [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

dpsbook.png

Get Complete Control Of Your Camera

Continue Reading Get Complete Control Of Your Camera

Tags: ,

30 Photographic Goals for 2010

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

Image by Stéfan
1. Don’t leave your camera
You never know what opportunities will present themselves to you if your camera is always at your side. It may be a bit of extra hassle, but you will develop a greater sense of observation by being aware of your camera constantly.
 
2. Shoot a Photo a Day
No greater photographic [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

dpsbook.png

30 Photographic Goals for 2010

Continue Reading 30 Photographic Goals for 2010

Tags:

Top 10 Popular DSLRS

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

The question I’m being asked on a daily basis at the moment is – ‘what camera should I buy?’ Obviously cameras are on many people’s wishlists this Christmas!
I’m planning to update our Popular Digital Cameras and Gear page here on DPS in the coming week to help answer the question but thought I’d do a [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

dpsbook.png

Top 10 Popular DSLRS

Continue Reading Top 10 Popular DSLRS

Tags:

The Essential Guide to Portrait Photography – 25% OFF This Week Only

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Today I’m really excited to announce the official launch of the first ever DPS downloadable ebook – The Essential Guide to Portrait Photography.
Whether it be casual photography of family or friends or more formal portrait work – it is people that are often what our cameras are focusing upon.
This guide is all about helping you [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

dpsbook.png

The Essential Guide to Portrait Photography – 25% OFF This Week Only

Continue Reading The Essential Guide to Portrait Photography – 25% OFF This Week Only

Tags: ,

3 Affordable E-books to Improve Your Photography

Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

Today I spent a couple of hours working through 3 great new ebooks by David duChemin.
The 3 e-books are only $5 (USD) each – yet they contain some really great information that I’m certainly many DPS readers will really find useful.

Lets take a look at each of them in turn:
1. TEN (10 Ways To Improve [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

3 Affordable E-books to Improve Your Photography

Continue Reading 3 Affordable E-books to Improve Your Photography

Tags:

21 Great Shots [And How They Were Taken]

Wednesday, September 9th, 2009

digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/arts_culture/21_Great_Photography_Shots_And_How_They_Took_Them’;

In our photography forums we’ve got a creative group of photographers – many who set themselves all kinds of photographic projects and then share how they took the shots.
Here’s 21 from our ‘How I took It‘ section. Click pictures to read the story and techniques used behind the shots.
1. Light Sugar Cube

2. Dart [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

21 Great Shots [And How They Were Taken]

Continue Reading 21 Great Shots [And How They Were Taken]

How to Use the iPhone as a Photography Tool

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

Got an iPhone? Check out how Chris Folsom from studiotempura.com uses his as a tool in his photography.
Image by Lawrence OP
There has been a lot of buzz around the iPhone lately, especially among photographers.  And for good reason… the iPhone has a host of photography-related tools that are both fun and useful.  I find myself [...]

Post from: Digital Photography School – Photography Tips.

How to Use the iPhone as a Photography Tool

Continue Reading How to Use the iPhone as a Photography Tool

Next Page »