guestblogger

Description about the author

Winter Wedding Photography Tips: All You Need to Know

Winter weddings bring a lot of photography challenges because of weather, chilly winds and dark skies even in the day time. But still, many couples decide to have a winter wedding to enjoy the special discounts on venues, catering and accommodation.

The first thing that comes to our mind with winter weddings is bad weather– snowfall, temperatures below zero and chilly breezes. Ooh! The mere thought of it causes goose bumps. The days are much shorter, it gets dark very soon and sometimes daylight is also not very bright. But, you can have your dream wedding in winters too, if you plan it well.

Continue reading Winter Wedding Photography Tips: All You Need to Know

Stills Spiced up with Magic: Cinemagraphs Free Pack

Visuals are the focal point of any good design. People are known to be more image than text oriented, and appealing to their visual perception, you can quickly engage them. Stills, videos, gifs – any of them work great for grabbing attention, but all these are long-familiar and widely used.

Designer's-Table-2222

As online world is constantly changing, it strives for new ways of expression, and cinemagraphs, still photos with slight motion, are the one. They are great alternatives to the usual images and are perfectly tailored for spicing up websites.

Continue reading Stills Spiced up with Magic: Cinemagraphs Free Pack

Infographics 101: Selfie Boom – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock (or just never check social media), you’ve likely heard of, or even participated in, the selfie trend. Although the trend first started back in the MySpace days, things really took off when Apple released the front-facing camera on the iPhone 4 in 2010. Since then, elementary schoolers, teenagers, and young adults alike have been snapping selfies like it’s their last day on Earth.

Photo by Paul Rysz

While the fad appears to be all fun and games, is there something more serious brewing beneath the surface? The infographic below, by TeenSafe.com, takes a peek into what selfies really say about us (and it’s not all good news).

Continue reading Infographics 101: Selfie Boom – The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

Infographics 101: How to Take A Great Selfie Like a Master

We all know the obvious, selfies are here to stay! So why not make the best out of them? Shutterfly’s guide offers tips on how to capture a great selfie that’s worth sharing. It teaches you everything from how to find the best lighting to giving your picture that little extra oomph before posting. Follow these tips, capture your selfie, and share it!

how-to-take-selfie-infographics

The selfie is like an epidemic in the social media world.

Continue reading Infographics 101: How to Take A Great Selfie Like a Master

7 Pet Photography Tips to Capture Your Furry Friends’ Personality

For millions of people worldwide, no family is truly complete without a furry friend. Cats, dogs and all the critters in between are quick to crawl their way into your heart, and it’s no wonder why people want to capture their personality – forever.

One of the best ways to do this is through snapshots. Like children, though, pets can be difficult to photograph because they get distracted easily and move around quickly. While it can be challenging, though, it’s definitely not impossible.

Continue reading 7 Pet Photography Tips to Capture Your Furry Friends’ Personality

The Ultimate Photographer’s Guide to Photo Contests That Are Worth Your Time

The Internet has brought an influx of photo contests. It seems like every blogger, photographer and “momtog” is putting up a photo contest.

As a serious photographer, how can you know which ones to submit to, and if you do choose to submit to one, how to maximize your chances of winning? Here is everything you need to know about photo contests.

Continue reading The Ultimate Photographer’s Guide to Photo Contests That Are Worth Your Time

Putting Personality Into Your Pictures: A How-to Guide

What makes a great photograph? There a hundreds of fundamentals – from lighting to image structure, depth, color, personality and composition. Mastering the art of photography is what evokes emotions and makes people’s jaws drop when they see that image.

Art is not what you see, but what you can make others see – Edgar Degas.

Adding, revealing and capturing personality in your images is a crucial element of mastering this art. This is a big part of what separates an image that is good, from one that is truly magnificent. We look into a few tips to truly master photography.

Continue reading Putting Personality Into Your Pictures: A How-to Guide

Mastering the Art of Depth Creation

In the simplest terms, photography is a method of duplicating reality. While you cannot change reality, you can present it in the best way possible. Though you are duplicating reality, you can present your subjects in a way that tells a story — you can make the everyday seem ordinary or fantastic, by using simple photographic techniques.

No matter what your subject is, taking classic photos involves managing several attributes simultaneously. When light, composition, framing and timing all come together just right, the results can be spectacular.

Continue reading Mastering the Art of Depth Creation

Sequence Photography Tutorial to Take Your Sports Photography to a Whole, Nother Level

Sequence photography is a great tool to use when you need to have a more interesting shot to use, but it’s not always easy to do – to take a flawless sequence shot you’ll need to do as much work on the day as you will in Photoshop.

What you’ll need is:

Continue reading Sequence Photography Tutorial to Take Your Sports Photography to a Whole, Nother Level

The Definitive Guide to Destination Wedding Photography

Destination wedding photography is hard work but certainly has its rewards. If you can adapt quickly, can thrive on the new and different challenges, and are naturally resourceful this niche may be for you.

There are some additional considerations if you are thinking about becoming a destination wedding photographer. It typically requires more planning and expertise. Because the location is often far from the couple’s home, there can be lots of surprises and not always the good kind. As the photographer, it is important to be reliable and also able to roll with the punches.

Continue reading The Definitive Guide to Destination Wedding Photography