Would you love to share you cards and crafts on line but feel like you don’t get good photographs? Tresa over at Fabulously Artsy shares some great tips for photographing your cards and art work.
-Heather
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Would you love to share you cards and crafts on line but feel like you don’t get good photographs? Tresa over at Fabulously Artsy shares some great tips for photographing your cards and art work.
-Heather
Submit your cake and be a star! Check out this new site to showcase creative cakes, Cake Theater. For professionals, for hobbyists, for lurkers, for everyone, Cake Theater was created to offer a place that’s “well-organized, easy to use, … Read More...
Gorgeous ice cubes, gorgeous photography. Find the how-tos (for the former) HERE at Spoon Fork Bacon.
I’ve posted about many, many edible rainbows on this site. Many. Many cakes, cupcakes, JellO, candy, parties, treats, favors, cocktails… all rainbows. I did once even post on rainbow bacon. This is the first rainbow burger I’ve ever seen, … Read More...
In this article in the Ella Publishing e-zine, Rebecca Cooper shares some of her best tips for getting authentic smiles when photographing kids. If this article whets your appetite be sure to check out her new e-book, Don’t Say … Read More...
Thrifty Decor Chick shares some tips and techniques for taking your photos to the next level. She includes techniques for composing photos as well as tips for photo editing using Picnik. Click here to go to the article.
If you’re a new camera owner, or you’re still trying to figure out all the doodads on your digital camera, this article from Digital Photography School will help! The article links to tutorials that cover 21 Settings, Techniques and Rules … Read More...
Jessica Jones from How About Orange shows how you can make a filter attachment for your camera lens to get different kinds of shaped bokeh (the blurry backgrounds in photos). Click here to go to the tutorial.
Camera Sim is an online SLR simulator that allows you to practise using the various settings on an SLR camera. You can choose between aperture, shutter speed and manual modes, as well as adjust lighting conditions, ISO, distance from subject … Read More...
For the upcoming Take Your Child to Work Day (April 28th), Anna Aspnes, a photographer and designer working from home, was looking for information to help when she spent the day with her children, and compiled this list of … Read More...
Rebekah from A Bit of Sunshine takes you through the steps for making a bokeh filter for your camera lens. Click here to go to the tutorial.
Jill at A Matter of Memories has compiled this check list of photos to take this Spring. Click here to go to the download.
This article on photozz explains how aperture affects the depth of field (or area in focus) in a photo. Learn how to control the depth of field in your photography and what aperture to use in specific situations. Click here… Read More...
For any of you (us) out there who know the angst and joy of submitting, being featured and being rejected by the quintessential food photo site tastespotting: a very interesting article HERE at the LA Times on Sarah Gim, … Read More...
I’ve mentioned it before, but I can’t get enough of these recipe tutorials from Smashed Peas and Carrots. If I had any skill at all with a camera, I would have to mimic her perfect teaching style. Learn to … Read More...
The latest in the Occasionally Technical Tuesday series from Karen Waldron is titled apertures and shutter speeds and iso (oh my!). In this post Karen comprehensively covers these three aspects – known as the exposure triangle – and supports … Read More...
Ariana from Becoming Mom discusses how to get better focus in your photos. She covers the two main focusing issues 1) Focusing technique and 2) Settings (aperture/depth of field and shutterspeed), using examples and helpful diagrams. Click here to go … Read More...
Today it’s all about photography! Look for links to articles about purchasing a camera and lenses, editing photos, learning exposure concepts and more. And if there is a photo related issue you want to learn more about, let me know … Read More...
Balls of food art. This was the sweetest. You’ll also find octopus, prawns, tomatoes, even forks. You must see the whole collection. Spotted HERE, the edible art is created by Nir Adar. {via tasteologie}
Amanda from Kevin and Amanda shares how she chooses the perfect light for taking photos in her kitchen. She shows how she positions objects to be photographed depending on the time of day. Click here to go to the article.