TIPS for Photographers from Photographers

Mount Everest at Dusk

Mount Everest glows at dusk. This panorama photo was taken shortly after sunset from Gokyo Ri, Nepal, in 2004
 Photograph by Jeff Davids



Photograph by Cotton Couson and Sisse Brimberg
Cold weather photography Tips:
  • when shooting in cold weather, or extreme conditions such as snow and sleet, it's important not to change your lenses out doors. You never want to get moisture or condensation inside the camera body.
  • more tips here

Photograph by Robert Clark
Digital Photo Tips here


Photograph by David Alan Harvey
People and Portrait Photography Tips here

   
Photograph by Alfonso Lizares
Photo Tip: Take advantage of overcast conditions. Although it is less dramatic than late or early sunlight, cloudy weather offers soft, even lighting, free of harsh shadows, which can be ideal for portraits, rendering even skin tones, and can enhance saturation here


Photograph by Michael Nichols
Photo Tip: Your compositions should be strong and uncluttered, but also strive to have a depth of content in a single image here

Photograph by Bruce Dale
Landscape Photography Tips here
 
 
Photograph by Jodi Cobb
Travel Photography Tips here
 

Photograph by Bill Hatcher
Action and Adventure Photography Tips here
 

Photograph by Thomas Abercrombie
Travel Photography Quick Tips here