Photography Links for May 30 2010

If I Were Just Going Pro Today – Here’s The First Thing I’d Do- Going Pro 2010
“The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one.”
Quick Tip: 3 Creative Uses of Slow Shutter Speed | Phototuts+
Experimenting with shutter speed on your camera is a simple way to achieve some great effects. We’re moving beyond the idea of simply capturing more light today, and showcasing three ways in which you can do something a little different with a slow shutter speed.
Don’t Give Up Hope Against Photography’s Dark Forces | Black Star Rising
For those photographers who stand for quality, for passion, and for maintaining a trade made by individuals with a soul, there is always hope.
Deconstructing Light on Digital Photography School
Learning to visually deconstruct light, its qualities, its temperature and direction can help you to better develop your photography skills. As light makes up such a fundamental part of our lives we tend to become used to it as it becomes part our subconscious understanding of the world. To develop your photography skills and your ability to identify suitable photographic situations, settings and composition, begin to deconstruct the light you see around you, and the light in other peoples photographs.