"Who Else Wants to Take Jaw-Dropping Gorgeous Photographs -- And Avoid the Common Digital Photography Frustrations?"
See how easily you can take your photography to the next level by learning the digital photography tips, techniques and even secrets of world class photographers.
Whether you're interested in taking better nature photographs, the secrets to perfect exposure, how to earn money by selling your photos as stock photography, or how to take better pictures of your kids, you'll find valuable digital photography tips during our new weekly "7 Photo Questions" Podcast.
Hi, my name is Audri Lanford, and I'm passionate about digital photography. To help fire that passion within you, I'm interviewing many of the world's top photographers during my weekly podcast.
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Children's photography is as rewarding as it is challenging. Sure, you have the insurmountable task of wrangling energy-laden youngsters into picture-perfect poses and scenes, but the memories captured for a lifetime are worth it.
One fairly common question is: how do you get the best photographs possible without going crazy? Professional photographer Cheryl Machat Dorskind has some advice.
If you're interested in uncovering professional children's photography secrets such as which equipment you absolutely must have, which mistakes you should avoid and the techniques that can make a child's cooperation much easier to secure, this 7 Photography Questions interview is a must...
How do you capture the memories of childhood in a photograph? How do you get the perfect frame, the perfect pose, the perfect light? And how do you take photographs of children that better capture their spirit and individuality?
Expert photographer Cheryl Machat Dorskind has the answers to these questions and she shares a few of her insider secrets during her 7 Photography Questions interview.
Every professional photographer has a few tricks of the trade that they use, and Brenda Tharp has quite a few that make her nature photographs so unique. I asked her to share some exercises and advice with our listeners before we parted.
How did Brenda get this amazing effect in this photograph of leaves changing colors? The answer may surprise you. Here she shares her technique for such an amazing shot.
This photograph of a beach in Maine definitely wasn't just a point-and-shoot endeavor. Brenda had to use the tools and techniques of her craft to create such an amazing image. Here she explains what went into this tranquil shot.
What makes this Monument Valley photo so striking? According to Brenda Tharp, it's a good foreground. Here she explains how a strong foreground can draw a viewer into a picture, creating a heavier impact and more expression.
At first glance you might not realize this photograph is of the Death Valley sand dunes. That's because Brenda Tharp didn't set out to capture the dunes themselves, but rather the elements of design they contain. Here she explains the concept behind the photo.
This shot of a red rose petal looks absolutely breathtaking. How did Brenda Tharp capture such intricate detail. Here she explains how she managed to capture the delicate beauty of her subject in a macro shot.
Some photographers shoot what they see, while others shoot what they want you to see which is exactly what this photograph of birch trees is about. Brenda Tharp explains how she takes an abstract approach to some of her photography subjects.
Some pictures are perfect for panning, and this photograph of birds in flight is one of them. Brenda explains exactly what went into this powerful and beautiful shot.
