The Basics of Time Lapse Photography with Vincent Laforet
April 25, 2013 by Mark
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Tweet I ran across some videos that Canon published with Vincent Laforet that are really solid intros to shooting time lapse photography. If you want to get into this type of photography check out this video series below: In the first episode, Vincent Laforet introduces basic time lapse concepts including what to look for when [...]
How to Photograph Tulips
April 21, 2013 by Mark Pouley
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Tweet Todays article is a guest post by Mark Pouley It takes a special photograph of a flower to be considered unique or original. Still, their color and splendor are a siren song drawing photographers to capture their beauty. Where I live this phenomenon is magnified during the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. The annual display [...]
Tips for Infrared Photography
April 3, 2013 by Mark
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Tweet Infrared photography can be a way to capture a unique view of the world and has always been a favorite of mine. It can be so cool to have your camera capture something that is invisible to the eye and gives you such a unique new view on our world. For those of you [...]
Using RC Helicopters to get that unique vantage point
February 17, 2013 by Mark
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Tweet I have to admit that one thing I love just as much as photography is gadgets and anything tech. One gadget that has really been intriguing me lately is RC helicopters. With the amazing quality of DSLR cameras capturing video there are so many cool and creative opportunities you have getting that video camera [...]
Photography Tips for Traveling with cameras
November 13, 2012 by Mark
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Tweet Photography was once considered as an expensive hobby. Not anymore though! With the arrival of digital photography pricing for good DSLR cameras has came way down. Now even if you are not a full time professional you can have a great camera and be able to take that camera with you on your travels. [...]
Making Your Portraits During the Day POP
October 28, 2012 by Mark
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Tweet One of the trickiest parts of photographing weddings is always dealing with the unpredictable lighting you are dealt with during the day. Since you never have time to setup equipment and have to many times deal with harsh and ugly lighting you are constantly thinking quickly on your feet to get the best shots. [...]
Aerial Photography A great way to take your passion really high
October 20, 2012 by Mark
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Tweet Aerial Photography A great way to take your passion really high By Jose Lozano I still was in college when I heard for the first time the words ìBig Pictureî my mentor who was trying to make me think beyond of my own limitations said to me ìThis part of the job that you [...]
Using a macro lens for wedding detail photos
October 12, 2012 by Mark
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Tweet One of the most rarely used lenses in my camera bag is my macro lens. I have a Canon 100mm macro but sometimes might go months without ever using it. Although it rarely gets used there are certain times when it can be the best lens in the world and comes in so handy. [...]
10 amazing infrared photos
September 27, 2012 by Mark
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Tweet I have always been a huge fan of infrared photography. Shooting black and white infrared film was always a fun challenge even though many times I would mess up the exposure so mich that nothing would come out. Thankfully with digital this has become much easier and still gives you lots of creative things [...]
4 Tips on Photographing Fireworks
August 9, 2012 by Mark
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Tweet Today’s post is a guest post from Rob James. Top Tips For Photographing Fireworks Photographing fireworks can be difficult, given the speed and brightness by which they appear, and the practical issue of working within a large crowd of people. There are several different ways to think through the process of shooting fireworks, from [...]




