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Take Better Digital Photos by Learning from Your Mistakes
We all do it - take bad photos that is. When using film cameras, bad photos cost you. Not only that but you had to wait for developing before you could see your results. Now with digital cameras, the temptation is to erase "bad" images right away. But wait! You can learn from them - here's how.

Published by Larry M. Lynch (1,768 pts ) on Nov 20, 2008 to
Digital Photography Articles
Digital Portrait Photography: 5 Unique Ideas
The field of portrait photography is always a profitable one. There is a never-ending stream of new faces and old who want their image documented in some way. From "passport-like" portraits to party and special occasion portraits, formal and boudoir digital photography, here are five unique ideas.

Published by Larry M. Lynch (1,768 pts ) on Nov 20, 2008 to
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Manual Focus versus Auto Focus - Which Camera Mode Should You Use?
Manual Focus and Auto Focus create very different types of photographs. Learn what camera mode you should use for photographing sporting events or taking a picture of the daisy in the field.

Published by mistyfaucheux (4,285 pts ) on Nov 5, 2008 to
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5 Tips on How to Eliminate Camera Shake to Take Better Photos
One dramatic difference between professional digital images and those of "amateurs" is the quality of sharpness in the image. You can use these five tips to help you learn how to eliminate camera shake, a principal cause of blurred or out of focus images.

Published by Larry M. Lynch (1,768 pts ) on Nov 3, 2008 to
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Architectural Photography - Taking Dramatic Images You Can Easily Sell
No matter where you may live, opportunities for architectural photography are all around you when you know what to look for, what and how to shoot and what editors and publishers are looking for. From urban living to the suburbs and beyond, you can profit from architectural photos.

Published by Larry M. Lynch (1,768 pts ) on Nov 3, 2008 to
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Deciding on a Camera Lens Filter - Which is Right for You?
There are many types of camera filters that can be used to create different effects with your photographs. Not all cameras are capable of using a filter. If your camera can use a filter, it more than likely has a thread around the lens where you’d attach the filter to. I’ve created a list here.

Published by xanadu324 (2,324 pts ) on Oct 21, 2008 to
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How to Take Better Pictures by Looking at Photographs
Do you love photography? But do you find that your own images are just not satisfying? Would you like to take your photography to a higher level? If your answers are a big 'Yes!', then this article is for you.

Published by Alex Roe (53 pts ) on Oct 15, 2008 to
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Visible Watermarks and Your Photos – The Benefits of Watermarking Your Images and What You Should Include
Watermarking your digital photos isn’t a foolproof way to protect them, but it can help. What are the benefits of placing a watermark on your photos? What information should you include in your watermark? Where should you place your watermark? These questions and more are answered here.

Published by Rhonda Callow (6,118 pts ) on Oct 7, 2008 to
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Basic Principles of Photojournalism
Ever wonder how photojournalist get those amazing shots? With some practice and some knowledge in photography, you can emulate those incredible photos that you see in the daily newspaper.

Published by Gustavo Lequerica Calvo (2,659 pts ) on Oct 7, 2008 to
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Ideas for Autumn and Winter Photography
Digital photographers are challenged as the seasons change, but find out how to take advantage of the changing light and scenery to create magical photos this autumn and winter, including ideas on what to photograph.

Published by Ariala (1,745 pts ) on Oct 6, 2008 to
Digital Photography Articles