August Roundup
August was a pretty good month. It was my first full month at my new home in San Diego, and I managed to take a few photos, meet some new photographers, and keep up with the blogging. The site is still growing at a steady pace — I thank everybody that has stuck around, and I welcome all the new visitors. Now here are my better articles from August.
- Create Dramatic Images by Shooting for the Sky
Sometimes we forget to look up at the sky while out photographing. Here are some tips for capturing dramatic sky images. - In Response To My First Photowalk…
A few notes and tips for future photowalkers and photowalking hosts, based on my great experience on a Santa Monica photowalk. - Quick Tip: Remember That Your Sensor Is Upside-Down
When you clean you go to clean your sensor, remember that the spots you see on the top are actually on the bottom. - Get the Most Out of Cropping in Photoshop
Cropping in Photoshop isn’t as boring as you thought. Here are a few tricks for harnessing the full potential of the crop tool while editing your photos. - Should You Expose For Shadows Or Highlights?
The intent of this article is to provide information that can be used to make decisions about exposure in harsh lighting conditions. - Quick Tip: Practical Methods for Overexposure
Tips to help you get more comfortable with taking overexposed photos with various types of cameras and settings.
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