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Photographing Fireworks – How to Get It Right All the Time!

20/09/2024 by Ray Baker

With the New Year just a few days away, you have the perfect opportunity to catch all those magical fireworks display on camera. But do you know how to make it work? Do you have the skills to capture all those breathtaking moments on camera? While a lot of people are not sure if they … Read more

6 Useful Tips in Starting a Pet Photography Business

20/09/2024 by Ray Baker

Are you are an honest to goodness pet lover? Do you love taking photos of your furry friends? Are you looking for a viable business that you will surely enjoy? If you are, venturing into a viable pet photography business may just be the thing for you. By having your own pet photography business, you’ll … Read more

Explore the Wonderful World of Bubble Photography

19/09/2024 by Ray Baker

Have you ever considered bubble photography? Have you ever tried it? If you haven’t, let me assure you that bubble photography can be extremely fun and exciting. Are you ready to learn more about it? Well, good! So, make yourself a nice cup of coffee and be prepared to learn some cool bubble photography tips … Read more

Discover the Secrets to Great Mouth-Watering Food Photos

19/09/2024 by Ray Baker

Food photography is very much in demand. Yes, you heard it right. You can really make money simply by taking photos of your meals! But before you grab your camera and start clicking away, you should first know how to take good quality food photos – the kind that makes your mouth water just by … Read more

How to Take Photos that Sell – 10 Profitable Tips for eBay Sellers

19/09/2024 by Ray Baker

Experienced eBay sellers should know that sometimes, the difference between making a sale and having their wares gathering cobwebs in their designated digital shelf is all a matter of taking good photos. It may also determine the number and amount of bids you get for your products as well. No matter what you’re selling, you … Read more

How to Shoot Action Photography at Night – 9 Tips to Get that Perfect Shot

19/09/2024 by Ray Baker

Do you want to capture extremely vivid and more dramatic action shoots at night? Do you want to shoot clear, crisp photos after day light has long gone? Well, let’s face it. Taking good action shots can be a challenging job for most amateur photographers. And taking photos during the night under either low lighting … Read more

Photography Business Cards – Why Every Photographer Needs It

19/09/2024 by Ray Baker

Yes, times are tough and the economy has virtually turned itself upside down but this isn’t reason enough for you to start scrimping on one of the best tools that can help grow your photography business – your business card. All things taken into consideration, this is absolutely the perfect time to flaunt your creativity … Read more

Abstract Photography – Understanding The Abstract Side

19/09/2024 by Ray Baker

Every century, billions of dollars, comprised of both money and merchandise, are traded in the name of art. One of the most popular types of art, which includes paintings, drawings and photographs, is that of the abstract variety. In fact, a popular sentiment in the art world is that most art galleries and exhibits, including photography events, would not be complete without a section depicting abstract varieties of art.

How to Start a Photography Business the Right Way

19/09/2024 by Ray Baker

With the growing interest in photography, a lot of people are seeking ways on how to start a photography business the right way. And this is quite understandable since a photography business can be very profitable, especially when you do it right. Let’s face it – not all talented photographers are good at business. Not … Read more

Photography Tips – How To Use Ambient Light And The Right F-Stop

19/09/2024 by Ray Baker

If taking photographs outside and there are some great opportunities to get creative shots, but it seems too bright outside, there are things to do to ameliorate the sun as a problem. The f/Stop on the camera controls two aspects of the scene being captured; how much ambient light comes through the lens and hits the camera’s sensor, and what the depth of field is. That is, how much light not provided by camera equipment is being added to the scene and exactly how much of the scene is in focus. The main point of this tip is to learn how to use the f/Stop and direct sunlight in tandem to get an extremely interesting photographic result.