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A Collection of Some Amazing Bokeh Photos

September 26, 2011 by  
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The term bokeh comes from the Japanese term boke which means blur. It’s a characteristic of many good portrait photos where you have a nice sharp subject and then a beautiful soft background. Generally images that have good bokeh are taken with lenses that have a very large aperture like a 85mm 1.2 lens. When [...]

Some Awesome Photos of Stars

September 3, 2011 by  
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We can find so much inspiration in nature and I am always amazed when I remember to take a few minutes on a nice clear night and look up to the sky. The large expanse of the universe and glowing stars just amaze me sometimes, it’s such a beautiful thing to stare at and soak [...]

Photography Questions & Answers

August 29, 2011 by  
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The goal of digital photo buzz has always been to help answer your questions and provide you all with some great photography tips and information that I have picked up over the past 12 years of shooting professionally. From time to time i’ll ask for questions on Facebook and Twitter (or Google + now) and [...]

Photographing Animals and Children

August 10, 2011 by  
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Today’s post is a guest post. When the comedian WC Fields said: “Never work with animals or children!” he wasn’t talking about photography, but as we all know, taking good pictures of animals or children can be as frustrating an endeavor as it is potentially rewarding. Whilst at first glance there don’t seem to be [...]

Using Negative Space In Photography

August 4, 2011 by  
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Negative Space can be a great tool that we can use in our photography to focus the viewers eye and create dynamic compositions. Sometimes a very minimal composition can really draw a viewer into the image and can be a great way to make an impact or statement with our work. Negative space can also [...]

Some Amazing Photos of Fireworks

July 4, 2011 by  
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I know we have visitors from all over the world that visit digital photo buzz. Today here in the states we are all celebrating our independence day, the 4th of July. As fireworks are always a big part of any celebration I want to showcase some awesome firework photos to help give everyone a little [...]

5 Tips on Photographing Fireworks

July 3, 2011 by  
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It’s that time of the year again here in the states where big firework displays come out to celebrate the 4th of July. Fireworks can be such amazing visual displays to photograph and with a few pointers to keep in mind fireworks are pretty easy to capture. Here are some tips on how to get [...]

Tips for long exposure photography

June 13, 2011 by  
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Long exposure photography can give you some amazing results. From silky smooth water to beautiful nightscapes a long exposure image can be an image that gives us a view so different from what our natural eye sees. Sometimes opening up the camera shutter for just a few seconds can capture light in such a unique [...]

Using Leading Lines in Photography

June 8, 2011 by  
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Using leading lines in your photography can be a great way to direct the viewers eye. They are really one of the most powerful elements we can use with our composition to create powerful images. Lines as well as light and dark areas of an image are so important in directing a readers eye around [...]

Photo Tip – Remember To Try New Crop Sizes

June 1, 2011 by  
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Photography Tip – Thinking outside of the rectangular box. Cropping can be such a powerful way to add dimension to your compositions. Most cameras today have a 2:3 ratio and we are so used to seeing everything in this typical 2:3 rectangle. We did a post a little while back on Reasons to crop your [...]

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