- Giving Up Control of Your Images- Going Pro 2010
Do you actually read the Terms of Service Agreements and EULAs that you sign or click “OK” on? I bet you don’t – but you should. Especially if you are a photographer who worries about people taking your images and profiting by them without your permission or without sharing those profits with you.
- 15 Must Have Photography Accessories Under $25*
Quote: Photography can be an expensive hobby. Cameras cost a bundle and lenses for DSLRs often cost a lot more than the camera body. Once you come to grips with the money you spent on the bare necessities it can be daunting to think about spending another fortune on accessories.
- The “Social” in Social Media by Skip Cohen on Marketing Essentials International
Quote: I’ve spent so much time talking about social media as a marketing tool over the last year, that I honestly forgot about the word “social” in its name! If you want to have some fun today, track down an old friend – there are few activities that could make your day richer
- How to Create Your Own Tilt-Shift Photograph in Photoshop
Quote: Miniature faking is a great way to spice up an otherwise dull shot. This effect is sometimes referred to as a “tilt-shift effect” because of how the finished product resembles a photograph taken with a tilt-shift lens. In this tutorial we will examine this interesting effect and outline how to achieve it without spending money on a new lens.
- Use These Simple Techniques to Change the Composition of Your Photographs | Light Stalking
Quote: A lot of the time, people miss a well composed shot simply because they didn’t take the time to seek out a slightly better alternative. When you have found a scene worth shooting, don’t forget to consider a few ways that you could improve the composition. It’s easier than you might think.
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