- How Using Strong ND Filters Can Create Awesome Resultsby Chris Gin on Light Stalking
Quote: As a landscape photographer I rely heavily on filters. The ones I use most often are my graduated neutral density (GND) filters which help balance the intensity between the sky and foreground. However another favourite of mine, and one which I don’t use nearly as often as I should, is my B+W ND110 netural density (ND) filter.
- On Writing Well by Arthur Morris on BIRDS AS ART
Quote: When I write, I try to keep everything simple. Because I read so much when I was a kid, I usually have no problems with clarity, sentence structure, and grammar. My old and good friend Johann Schumacher advised that I should write the way I speak. “Don’t try to use fancy words,” he cautioned, “Be yourself.” Julie Ridl gave me some great advice also: “Include lots of first-person anecdotes in your how-to writing.” I hear their words each time that I sit down at the laptop to write.
- Becoming a Professional Photographer – Getting To Yes- Going Pro 2010
Quote: Getting to yes is always the difference between making it as a professional photographer and not. This moment comes in all of our lives. I remember going through the same thing. Getting them to yes is a matter of several steps.
- Tips for Photographing Autumn Colors by Terry Girard on PictureCorrect
Quote: Photographing autumn colors can be the most fun you have with your camera. The fall is a great time of year for photography. There are an unlimited number of sights, sounds and smells to stimulate your senses. After reading this article you should be able to pick a great subject to display and dress it up with the fabulous colors of the fall season. This is a very emotional time of year. Think about that when you are out shooting. What you feel when the day is overcast will be different than when the day is bright and sunny.
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Photography Links for October 24 2010
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