Previously we explored the idea of creating beautiful portraits with a single LED. In this post, Christina N Dickson will give 2 short tutorials on the LED portrait. The LED for...

This review comes to you from one of our regular readers and pro fashion photographer, Nathan Pask. You can find out more about him at www.nathanpask.com. A common problem for photographers is white balance. With so many different light sources such...

In this reader quick tip one of our forum readers Boscopix (see their Flickr account here) shares how they set up a great little soft box out of ordinary household objects. The results were pretty...

We’ve written a number of times on using filters on DSLRs and each time we do there are a number of comments along the lines of ‘you don’t need them with digital photography because you can...

The last how-to article I did was on photographing expectant mothers. It only makes sense that we follow that up with how to photograph babies. Much of the setup information is the same, such as...

Over the last two weeks and in the lead up to Christmas when a lot of camera gear is bought – we’ve published lists of popular DSLR cameras and popular point and shoot digital cameras – based upon the buying habits of our readers at Amazon. Today...

One of the great things about GIMP is its portability.  Small and agile, GIMP is easily loaded on a USB thumbdrive or even ‘digital film’, then taken with you for easy use on any PC (yes, I’m afraid I’m only talking about the Windows version here). ...

I remember this phrase from a tutorial that I read when I got my first camera: “you are looking at  person, not your camera”. It can be really easy to turn into a robot with your camera just an extension of your mechanical parts, especially when you...

As a photographer one of the most important aspects of your craft to learn about and get a handle on is Light. To help you do this Travel and Documentary photographer Mitchell Kanashkevich has put together one of the better E-books that has come out...

Image by g-mikee A Guest Post by Matthew Dutile If you read my last post on Digital Photography School, Stop Taking Pictures, Start Creating Images, you know that I’m a big advocate of planning out the reason for taking a photo, and setting...