This page will provide you with links to interesting articles regarding photography and photo techniques.
Use the filters on the left to narrow down the listing to match the subject of your interest.
- Concert photography (2)
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Studio Lighting - Still Life and Product Photography
by Morguefile
A lesson on using the studio lighting for product photography (especially for hard-to-light subjects), and also explaining the importance of backgrounds.
Filed under: Product photography
Portable Flash Exposure Basics
by Angelo Lorenzo
A short article guiding the reader through basics of flash photography.
Filed under: Flash photography
Seven Ways To Improve Your Photographic Vision
by Scott Bourne
A short article with insightful pointers that might urge you to make the move from making snapshots to creating photographs.
Filed under: General
White Balance
by Ron Bigelow
The light that the photographer paints with often has a colorcast to it. Film and sensor capture this color, which then affects the quality and mood of the image. To create an image that accurately depicts what the photographer intended, the photographer must be aware of the color of light and must make adjustments when necessary. The subject of the color of light, and the techniques of dealing with it, are referred to as white balance.
Filed under: Exposure, General
Tips for live music / concert photography
by Daniel Boud
Some insightful tips for photographing concerts and live performances, as written by an Rebel XT (350D) user. Also applicable to clubbing photography.
Filed under: Concert photography
Photographing Difficult Children and Adults
by Photography Corner
A few tips on how to effectively improve your communication towards people you're photographing - or trying to photograph.
Filed under: Portrait photography
A Technical View of Bokeh [PDF]
by Harold M. Merklinger
It's time to learn more about the background blur. This interesting 5 page article published in Photo Techniques May/June 1997 describes what makes the out-of-focus images different for different lenses.
Filed under: Focus & Focusing
Photographing Olympic Sports
by New York Institute of Photography
This article is about how to photograph the type of sports that are featured in the Winter Olympics. Outdoor sports like downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, figure skating, speed skating, and indoor sports like hockey and ice skating. These are all activities you may be able to see - and photograph - in your home vicinity.
Filed under: Sports photography
Taking Professional Looking Product Photos
by Lindsay Landis
A hands-on article written by a professional designer who's runing her own boutique and taking her own product photos. Well worth the read even if you can't put this knowledge to practical use right away.
Filed under: Product photography
Photographic Cheat Sheet
by Gordon McKinney
This (constantly updated and extremely useful) "cheat sheet" provides a number of useful tables for any photographer who's interested in planning ahead for prevailing light, enabling the selection of lenses, flashguns, reflectors and associated shutter speeds.
Filed under: Exposure