The Basics
Take Sharper Photos by Preventing Camera Shake
There’s nothing more upsetting than aiming for a shot and spoiling it due to shaking the camera — especially if you only have one chance.
If there’s nothing in a photo that is sharp, then everything is out of focus and this is enough proof that the image may have suffered the effects of camera shake….
The Rule of Thirds: Going beyond the ‘Dead Center’
Three (3) — a number revered in the mystical arts, in sacred geometry and even in artistic creations. From the architectural constructs of the great pyramids of Egypt, to the structure of the solar system and yes even the human body, the number 3 has its place.…
How to Eliminate Shadows from your Daytime Portraits
When you take portraits on a bright and sunny day, you may notice that at times harsh shadows are cast on persons’ faces causing at times severe underexposure. Yet at the same time the background is well exposed. What is happening is that your camera has automatically adjusted its exposure settings for the background and not the foreground of which your subject is a part of.…
How to create motion blur in your action photos
Taking action photos can be exciting and can get your adrenaline pumping even when there is the element of danger for you as a photographer. Not something that’s recommended – stay out of harm’s way! But nothing beats the thrill of capturing the moment of a Batter hitting a ball, a soccer player performing a bicycle kick, an Evolution XI skidding around a corner or a 3-year-old running at full speed in the backyard.…
How to set-up white balance on your D-SLR to take better photos
Many times we can look at a photograph and know intuitively that the colors are off. You may not necessarily know exactly what’s wrong if you are new to this, but if you were able to compare that photo with an identical photo of correct color balance, then you may be able to explain why. Another more commonly used term for this concept is White Balance…. Photos with correct white balance, appeal to the eye much more than those that are not, because they express the true colors that our brain would receive from our eyes of the original scene. A photograph with its whites truly white and its blacks truly black is one that is correctly white balanced. All other colors in the light spectrum will be automatically set in their true state.
Shoot a Car Like a Pro – Car Photography
How to shoot a car…
This topic can also be related to motorcycles, buses, trucks, any vehicle – It doesn’t matter. But I’ll refer to it as car photography just to keep it simple.
So you love cars or just like to take pictures of them?











