For Posts Tagged ‘portrait photography’
The Power of Projection
January 25th, 2012
Posted In: Interviews, Jules Cafe Shared Feeds, Share.
TAGS: portrait photography
Projecting your custom-created portraits for your clients is not new.
Back in the film days, photographers projected slides made from portraits prepared by their lab.
When photography migrated from film to digital, the use of projectors came into vogue…
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Our Best Portrait Photography Tutorials of 2011
Image by Takeuchi Kiyoshi
Lets kick our Summer Series off with a look back on the best Portrait Photography Tutorials on dPS – written in the last year (based upon what tutorials were viewed the most this year).
10 Techniques for Amazing Portraits
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10 Great Tips for Photographing Your Kids
With the holidays upon many of us I suspect cameras are being pulled out of the cupboards for a lot of use around family events.
One subject that I guess is many of our viewfinders more than any at this time of year are kids.
Kids enter into the spiri…
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5 Classic Lighting Positions for Portrait Photography
We get a lot of questions here at dPS headquarters about lighting subjects. Just today someone emailed asking the difference between Rembrant Lighting and Split Lighting.
In the following video Jay P. Margan demonstrates 5 different types of lighting:…
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The Decisive Moment {from an impetuous photographer}
I first fell in love with Brooke Snow when she started posting the Inspired by Life video series on her blog and I noticed that she was something I was not: calm. Brooke was chilled out and not frantically running around shooting thousands of image…
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Easy Natural Light Portraiture Technique: Using Available Shade
This guest post on natural light portrait photography was submitted by Ed Verosky at About-Photography.com and author of the popular eBooks, “Taking Your Portraiture to the Next Level,” and “Taking Your Portraiture to the Next Level II.”
Using …
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Don’t Wait for a Smile
By Annie Tao
It’s simple.
Take photos of your baby — or if you’re a professional photographer, of your client’s baby — in whatever state they’re in. Serious, curious, grumpy, sleepy, silly or sad.
For true lifestyle photography, shootin…
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5 Lessons I Learned about Portraiture From Shooting With Film
As part of our Kids Photography eBook launch – we asked author Rachel Devine to put together a series of blog posts here on dPS on the topic of ‘what I learned from shooting with film’.
Those posts went up over the last week here on dPS and have…
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Eye Contact Smiles and More [What I Learned from Shooting with Film: Part 5]
September 30th, 2011
Posted In: Jules Cafe Shared Feeds, Learn, Shooting.
TAGS: portrait photography
In this post Rachel Devine (author of our new kids photography eBook Click) ends her series on reasons learning photography on film cameras made her the digital photographer that she is today. Also Read previous posts on Shooting with Burst Mode, Natur…
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Take the Fancy DSLR with You (almost) Everywhere [What I Learned from Shooting with Film: Part 4]
September 29th, 2011
Posted In: Jules Cafe Shared Feeds, Learn, Shooting.
TAGS: portrait photography
In this post Rachel Devine (author of our new kids photography eBook Click) continues to share her five reasons learning photography on film cameras made her the digital photographer that she is today. Also Read Part 1 on Shooting with Burst Mode, Part…
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