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Wedding Photography Tips for Amateur Digital Photographers

Published On Saturday, August 20, 2011. Under: Photography Tips.

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Exploring Yourself through Photography with Charleston Portrait Photographers

Published On Tuesday, July 12, 2011. Under: Photography Tips.

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Starting A Wedding Photography Business

Published On Monday, May 30, 2011. Under: Photography Tips.

Getting into the wedding photography business is about more than being a wedding photographer. You have to be willing to be your own advertiser, networker, manager, and contractor. Don't quit your day job until you really know what you're in for. Being a wedding photographer involves more than weddings.

5 Tips For Long Exposure landscape photography

Published On Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Under: Photography Tips.

1. Get your camera out of your hands and onto a tripod, not just any tripod either. Using a cheap flimsy tripod is a recipe for camera shake, the shutter of the camera can be enough to cause a vibration in a flimsy tripod. Although they aren't cheap do yourself a favour and invest once in a sturdy tripod such as those by Manfrotto and Gitzo.

Tips For Beginning Wedding Photographers

Published On Monday, May 16, 2011. Under: Photography Tips.

You've just been down to your local camera mart and are now the proud owner of the latest DSLR, your best friend was with you and thought hang on, you own a great camera, you can take their wedding photographs for them. You gasp in horror as she mentions the thought but how could you let your friend down? You say yes and smile, beneath the surface you are mortified! Will she still like me if I screw this up? Will she even like my photographs? You get home and jump straight on the net seeking advice, so here it is!

5 Tantalising Techniques For Tasty Photographs

Published On Friday, April 29, 2011. Under: Photography Tips.

1. Get off program mode and make friends with manual. Shutter speed, aperture and ISO are fundamentals all photographers must understand fully if they wish to be in control of their camera and thus produce stronger images. You may ultimately decide you prefer shooting in one of the other modes such as aperture or shutter speed priority however spending some time shooting in manual is a great method for coming to grips with how your camera and light works. You may one day decide you prefer using an automated mode however will do so understanding exactly what decisions your camera is making for you.