Learn How to Frame a Photo Mounted on Foam Core
Foam core is an easy way to mount your photos. But, how do you frame photos mounted on foam core? It’s easier than you think!
It doesn’t matter if you’re a professional photographer or a beginner, digital photography can be expensive. I don’t imagine there are too many people out there with their “wish list” complete. To help alleviate some of the “I want” pains, here are several articles that will teach you how to make your own digital photography equipment and gadgets, from tripods to backdrop stands. Save money, get creative and have fun with these easy-to-follow do-it-yourself projects! Here you will also find DIY photography crafts, providing you with ways to give your photos the attention they deserve.
Foam core is an easy way to mount your photos. But, how do you frame photos mounted on foam core? It’s easier than you think!
What is more exciting than having a personalized cake with your edible photo onto it? Why spend money having it done by a professional when you can do it yourself? Read on and learn the secret on how to copy a photo onto a cake with these few easy steps.
Drinking coffee is part of millions of people daily regimen. The aroma of the coffee brings pleasure to many of us. What is more exciting way than drinking coffee from a coffee mug specially made for you. Learn how to put your photo on a coffee mug with this step by step process.
Tired of losing your lens cap? Wish there was an easier way to hold onto it? Well, there is! Check out this article for cheap, DIY lens cap keeper instructions!
While browsing through gift shops, have you ever noticed those candles with images on them and wondered if it would be possible for you to make your own? It’s certainly not that difficult to do. This DIY photography article will teach you how to put a picture on a candle.
Driving down the road, and see that picture you really want to take? Maybe it’s of the world speeding past you, or maybe you just can’t get out of a traffic jam, but you need a way to take a picture from inside your car! This article provides some ideas for a car camera mount.
Want a reflector or diffuser to even out those harsh contrasts in your next photo shoot outdoors, or even just for a clean background, but don’t want to buy an expensive professional getup? All you need is a sheet! This article provides a simple DIY guide to making your own sheet reflector.
Looking for some great Valentine’s Day gift ideas? Want to make something special for the photographer in your life this Valentine’s Day? Here are several DIY photography projects you can put together just in time for February.14th.
Photographers are often concerned with improving the quality of light from their shoe mount flashes as evidenced by the wide variety of light modifiers available for small flash units. The Ultimate Light Box is a versatile and effective entry into this crowded category.
Cleaning fluid is essential for any owner of electronics, from the computer you’re reading this on to the digital camera you take pictures with, but there is no reason to buy it at the store. It is quick, easy and cheap to mix for yourself at home. This article explains.
Learn how to make holiday pop-up cards with this DIY photography craft project.
Don’t pay any retailer or online merchant for custom playing cards until you read this! Make your own set of playing cards in 3 easy steps and for half the price.
In this DIY photography project, you’ll learn how to make your own pinhole camera at home using products you either already have, or can easily obtain.
Outfitting a photo studio is an expensive proposition. Good quality light modifiers, particularly soft boxes aren’t cheap. Fortunately, there are some modestly priced alternatives. The Photek Softlighter II is one of them.
Colored gels can change the look of the light from shoe mount flash units and offer the photographer the opportunity for added creativity. Here’s a review for the Rosco Strobist Collection.
Good quality light stands aren’t cheap, but they are usually worth it. Risking an expensive monolight on a cheap light stand is not a good idea. Savage’s heavy duty light stand is an exception.
Barn Doors are a popular studio tool used to restrict and shape light in a variety of ways. Photographers using shoe mount flash have only recently started acquiring tools that could perform similar functions for their flash units. Here’s one barn doors that works with many shoe mount units.
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where a large flash stand is either impractical or impossible to use? Are you unwilling/unable to shell out for a new tripod or flash stand? I will show you how solve these woes with just a run-of-the-mill hardware store clamp.
If money’s tight this year but you still want to send out holiday greetings, why not make your own unique holiday photo cards? Here are two simple, straightforward methods to help get you started.
A great way to preserve all those special recipes and treasured family dishes is by making your own photo recipe cards. Here’s how to start putting together a collection using your own digital photography and a couple of handy software packages.