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By Digisecrets Admin on February 09th, 2012
Served Up Fresh- A Photographers Guide To Complete Success
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Amy Renfrey is a professional photographer and photography teacher who teaches you how turn your disappointing, dull and blurry photos into striking masterpieces by following simple, proven steps in plain, easy-to-understand English. If you'd like to change your photographic life, forever, then click to find out how you can. DigitalPhotographySuccess.com
By Digisecrets Admin on February 05th, 2012
Getting Sharp Photos on a Windy Day- Windy Day Photography
The basic “elements of art” include an understanding of “lines”, and it should interest the photographer to know that diagonals always imply “energy” of some kind. For example, the artist who paints trees at a slight diagonal is implying that they are blowing in the wind. This usually incorporates some interest into their work, and [...]
By Digisecrets Admin on February 02nd, 2012
Landscape Photography Tips and Techniques
There are great number of landscape photography tips and techniques, but only a few that will really help you take better landscape photos. Many photographers will swear to using a tripod, others won’t. Other photographers will tell you to spend time sharpening and increasing the colour in Photoshop and others won’t. I’ve photographed thousands of [...]
By Digisecrets Admin on February 02nd, 2012
How Tripods Help You Get Better Landscape Photos
Lake Cathie Beach, Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia. Photo by Amy Renfrey. Canon EOS 500D, 1/400, F8, ISO 100, 24mm In your landscape photography you will find that the majority is probably with a tripod. But each type of photography uses different tools. Photographers that do sports photography like to use a hand-held strategy so [...]
By Digisecrets Admin on February 01st, 2012
How Creativity Began For Me
I saw an ad on Facebook telling us that getting kids into reading at a young age it very important. I couldn’t agree more. I remember being transported to another world as I hung off every word in “Adventures of the Faraway Tree” by Enid Blyton when I was about 5 or 6. My mother [...]
By Digisecrets Admin on January 30th, 2012
Astrophotography – My creative attempt with a star filter
Today, I’ve been working hard on the ezine. I recorded and edited next months video on Understanding Filters. I was talking about star filters (one of Cokins special effects filters) and it got me thinking. What if I shot the stars, the real ones in the sky, with a star filter? I wonder how interesting [...]
By Digisecrets Admin on January 28th, 2012
How to Make Your Landscapes Look Wider with a Standard Lens
If you are interested in doing some landscape photography you already know that one of the most common “setups” for it involves the use of a wide angle lens and a tripod. You might already have the tripod, but you may lack the funds necessary to purchase the big lens. So, how can you take [...]
By Digisecrets Admin on January 28th, 2012
An Introduction to Animal Portraiture
When photographers think of animal portraiture they tend to imagine one of two possible groups of animals – the formal domestic pets or the wild animals. For this discussion we will take a quick look at each style and consider how to get the best effects. Before attempting to photograph animals of any kind (wild [...]
By Digisecrets Admin on January 28th, 2012
Using the Star Filter in black and white
There are so many great things you can do in photography. One of things is the fun use of filters. Why not try a star filter with some pin points of light? Here is a normal street at night without the star filter and then the same shot with the star filter. It does fun [...]
By Digisecrets Admin on January 25th, 2012
February 2012: Focus Photo Comp Results
Winning Photo Theme : “Empty” Photo By Brian Martin No camera data supplied. Why Brian won: Brian has done a beautiful panorama. He’s photographed a series of shots and used software to stitch them together. This is a nice way to do landscapes- and indeed quite fun! Brian hasn’t sent in the exif data which [...]
How To Take The Most Breathtaking, Brilliant And Incredibly Stunning Photos Every Single Time You Press The Shutter Button In 7 Days Or Less Even If You Know Nothing About Photography And You’ve Never Used A Digital Camera Before
