Tip Of The Week All
If it will help improve your digital photography, it will be in DP's Tip of the Week. Check back each week for a new photography tip.
Food Photography In Five Easy Steps—08/30/10 Simple tips for fantastic food shots  Food photography is difficult. Not only do you have the normal photographic challenges such as lighting and composition, you also have the added difficulties that come with preparing food and making it look appetizing. |
Do-It-Yourself Polarizer—08/23/10 You don’t always need a filter for great polarizer effects  Recently, I was fortunate to spend a week on the beach in Jamaica. |
How To Price Photography—08/16/10 Make money and protect photos by pricing appropriately  I’ve noticed there seems to be a lot more professional photographers running around lately |
Protect Your Images With Information—08/09/10 Use watermarking sensibly for photos online  I used to think people who ostentatiously watermarked their photographs were a bit overzealous, maybe even paranoid. |
Choose Between Two Cameras—08/02/10 Deciding which camera features matter most to you  People who know I’m a photographer often ask me the same question: what camera should I buy? |
Prepared Like The Pros—07/26/10 How to remember every detail, from batteries to backups  One of the fun parts about photography is all of the equipment involved. |
How To Photograph The Moon—07/19/10 Five simple tips to help you make your moon shot  Many of us have gazed up at the sky on a beautiful full moon night and thought, "Someday I should photograph that." Consider this someday. |
Four Facts About High ISOs—07/12/10 What you need to know to get the most from today’s amazing high-ISO settings  There sure is a lot of talk about high ISOs these days. Some folks even say high ISO shooting is the new frontier of digital photography. |
Art of the self portrait—07/05/10 Five tips to help you make a great picture of yourself  Whether you’re after a top-notch profile pic for Facebook or a frameable gift for someone special, making a great self-portrait is easy with the right gear and setup. |
