Kris Krug’s photography tips: Learn from these. Really, watch now.

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Image by Planetnelson via Flickr One of the photographers who I most aspire to be like, to emulate, get inspiration from is Kris Krug. I think more than any other person his work, example, and encouragement is one of the main reasons I decided to make the jump to go pro. Every time a great [...]

When “whoops” becomes “wow”-a wrong camera setting can give great results

Over the weekend I went to Seattle for a little shopping and while Sheila was browsing bead stores (she makes amazing jewelry), I took pictures around the stores. At our last stop I was playing with small apertures for some landscapes (f/16 to be exact). I wasn’t really getting what I was looking for so [...]

Practice makes perfect but I still like some auto features too

Like all art forms, photography is a life-long pursuit. Of course, we all “learned” how to take pictures in a few minutes—especially with today’s point-n-shoot cameras—but for those of us who strive to go beyond the basic snapshot, it takes work. Work and a ton practice, patience, and humility. The practice part is pretty easy. [...]

Cropping your pictures for maximum effect: part 2

Last night I wrote about cropping pictures to bring that extra something out.  Tonight my best friend had me over for dinner and I took some pictures of her birthday cake. Basic, simple stuff, right?  Okay I tried my usual odd angles thing, but I didn’t spend a lot of time on composition on them. [...]

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