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July

2008

01:59

Focus on Wedding Photography – the Timeline

Great wedding photography is a very skilled craft and it should always be treated as such. ...

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July

2008

21:50

Taking Great Candid Photographs

Candid photography looks a lot easier than it really is, and that's by design. A truly great candid shot appears as though the photographer just happened upon it and snapped it at just the right time. The subjects look very natural and appear to be comple ...

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July

2008

22:02

Photographing Winter Snow Scenes

A fresh snowfall can turn the most dreary landscape photo into a virtual winter wonderland. Just the whiteness of the snow alone can add a wonderful contrast to the normal colors inherent in a scene, and this contrast is what makes for some very effective ...

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July

2008

17:17

Getting Your Wedding Photography Business Off of the Ground

There aren't too many events in life that are almost universal. Pretty much everyone will get married at some point in their lives – okay, at least once anyway. ...

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July

2008

05:18

Developing Your Good Photography Habits

Why is having a consistent workflow so important? Because it's the only thing that will pay the bills and keep food on the table if you are trying to run a viable business. ...

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July

2008

03:05

Bad Weather Photography – Shooting in the Rain

Most photographers purposely shy away from taking photographs in bad weather, but for a certain breed of us, bad weather presents the perfect excuse to get out of doors with our gear. There are some awesome photographic opportunities that bad weather prov ...

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July

2008

14:14

What is Bit-Mapping and how is it Used?

Bit mapping is used in a variety of applications and in simple layman's terms it is the manner in which any photographic image is reproduced using a grid of dots, known as pixels. ...

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July

2008

12:25

Should I Think About Building my Own Darkroom?

Many photographers dream of having their own darkroom to process photos. But they don't take the dream one step further because they think such a facility would cost more to equip than it actually would. ...

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July

2008

09:35

What on Earth is Pixelization?

Pixelization is a concept that refers to the process of blurring an area of pixels within an image deliberately to distort the image. Now why would someone want to distort an image they worked so hard to photograph? Well, the technique is used mostly as a ...

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July

2008

10:20

Night Photography – How to Get those Awesome Low Light Shots

Night photography is a whole specialized area of the field in itself that some amateur photographers experiment with early in their careers. They perfect their technique early on and eventually develop an entire specialization around the genre; one that e ...

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