Photography and Moving Image

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External Link: “Here is some unsolicited advice from professional photographic educators to take with you into the classroom or out into the field.”

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External Link: “Are you going to try your hand at creating school photography project but have no idea what to start with?”

External Link: “If you want your work to be noticed, your photography project ideas need to be personal to you.”

External Link: “Students taking high school photography qualifications such as A Level Photography or NCEA Level 3 Photography often search the internet looking for tips”

External Link: “Sullivan channeled her creativity inside her apartment. She considered her usual nature-photography process and how it could be applied to her new normal.”

External Link: “Many high school Art students (such as those studying AS or A2 Level Art & Design) must present a Coursework or Exam portfolio that shows development.”

External Link: “Looking for some fun, creative photography project ideas to get you inspired and excited about taking photos?”

External Link: “There is an amazing array of iPhone camera settings you can tweak, customize, and configure to get just the right shots.”

External Link: “We’ve all seen it in our images: that uneven grainy look that makes our images unappealing.”

External Link: “You’ve likely heard this before: The best camera is the one you have with you. Trite, but absolutely true.”

External Link: “As photographers, we often fall into the bad habit of shooting everything we see from eye level.”

External Link: “Indoor photography comes with a significant problem: A lack of light. And without light, you can’t get beautiful, well-exposed photos.”

External Link: “What’s so great about the square format in photography? And how can shooting square compositions help your photos?”

External Link: “In this article, we’ll take a look at some tips to help you capture creative phone photography”

External Link: “In this article, we’ll take a look at positive space in composition and how you can use it to improve your photos.”

External Link: “What actually is depth of field, and how can you control it for artistic results?”

External Link: “What are leading lines in photography, and how can they improve your compositions?”

External Link: “Want to use and understand Manual mode like a pro? In this article, I’m going to explain everything you need to know about shooting in Manual, including:”

External Link: “What is ISO? Why does ISO matter? And most importantly, when should you use a high ISO vs a low ISO for the best image quality?”

External Link: “What is Program mode on your camera, and when should you use it?Program mode is one of those “odd one out” camera settings”

External Link: “How do you get started? Should you be shooting black and white on your camera, or should you be converting color images to black and white?”

External Link: “What is macro photography? How can you get started capturing macro photos? And what are some easy tips and techniques”

External Link: “Panning is a great way to produce images full of energy, motion, and even abstract effects. But how does it actually work?”

External Link: “Want some male posing ideas to help your portraits consistently shine?”

External Link: “Are you looking for some group posing inspiration? Need some group poses for your next family or event photoshoot?”

External Link: “Looking for some female poses to use during your next photoshoot? Want to pose women like a pro?”

External Link: “With a long shutter duration, motion is blurred, stretching time. When photographing in busy urban environments where”

External Link: “In this article, I’m going to share my favorite camera settings for street photography, including:”

External Link: Details 11 ideas for street photography with examples.

External Link: A series of street photographs.

External Link: A series of rain photographs.

External Link: Details wide lens photographs.

External Link: Details examples of capturing steam, with an explanatory article.

External Link: Demonstrates a series of winter/’cold’ photographs.

External Link: Details a series of pattern photographs.

External Link: Provides some tips for sports photography.

External Link: Shows an example, as well as additional links for pet photography.

External Link: Shows an example of the rule, along with other explanatory articles.

External Link: Shows a series of food photographs.

External Link: Details a series of photographs of books

External Link: Details examples of mirror photographs.

External Link: “The current obsession with photographic self-portraits – The Selfie – can be traced back to the origins of photography.”

External Link: “The following experiments are designed to encourage you to get to know some famous (and not so famous) examples of self-portraits in art and photography”

External Link: Features a series of articles from the Canon Learning Center.

External Link: Tips and Tutorials from Digital Photography School.

External Link: An interactive glossary of key photographic modes and concepts.

External Link: Features tutorials and tools from Cambridge Color.

External Link: “Expand your camera knowledge with help from Nikon.”

External Link: A curation of free online photography courses and tutorials.

External Link: List of free photography courses and tutorials.