Archive for the 'Photography Tips' Category

Steve Stevanovich Think Low Cost Travel Opportunities Are in Abundance Worldwide for Family Affairs

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

Steve Stevanovich treasures the magnificence of America’s National Parks as a scenery for destination weddings and a surplus of other activities. The impressive photography that results from holding an event in of these National Parks is what entices people to these handsome natural settings. From Yellowstone National Park and Zion National Park to Channel […]

Finding A Cheap Digital Camera

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

There are a number of great websites that are dedicated to helping you find a cheap digital camera. Some of these can help you save a lot of money on your camera purchases. A lot of these websites will take the effort out of finding a cheap digital camera as they search the Internet and […]

Konica Minolta Digital Camera DiMAGE Z6 - Up Close And Affordable With Minolta

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

If you want an affordable Konica Minolta digital camera with a full set of features - and which actually feels like an SLR - the DiMAGE Z6 will live up to your expectations!
The Konica Minolta Digital Camera DiMage Z6 retains most of the good features and specifications of its predecessor, the Z5, and increases the […]

Be An Expert Wildlife Photographer In One Simple Step

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

Do you drool over the superb nature photography found in glossy magazines and long to be able to produce images that are even half as good? Do you wish you had the time and the money to travel to far off lands in search of exotic locations and even more exotic wildlife? Do you feel […]

The Big C’s to Success in Photography

Monday, January 5th, 2009

In his book Small Business Management, Michael Ames gives the following reasons for small business failure:
1:Lack of experience
2:Insufficient capital (money)
3:Poor location
4:Poor inventory management
5:Over-investment in fixed assets
6:Poor credit arrangements
7:Personal use of business funds
8:Unexpected growth
Gustav Berle adds two more reasons in The Do It Yourself Business Book:
9:Competition
10:Low sales
What is the common thread - Poor Planning!
Let’s […]

My Photographic Wish List-A Better Lens

Thursday, January 1st, 2009

I’m not unhappy or dissatisfied but …
I want a better lens. No, not just a more expensive one with a large aperture and the manufacturer’s name emblazoned on it for show. I want a lens that I will fix to my camera and use all the time.
I’m fed up with having to swap lenses for […]

Landscape Photography

Saturday, December 27th, 2008

It is possible for nineteen dollars and ninety five cents plus the cost of the paper and framing to create a work of art worthy of hanging on your wall. All it takes is a little planning, a five to eight megapixel camera and a good printer . Today there are […]

Has the Well of Digital SLR Innovation Run Dry?

Sunday, October 19th, 2008

Fact of life: when you’re the dominant company in your industry you no longer have to innovate.
It makes sense - with the lion’s share of the market, why change anything? If it’s not broken don’t fix it.
It’s the little guys who must be creative to get noticed.
The Olympus Edge
Many will agree that Olympus is not […]

75% Of People Buy The Wrong Digital Camera - Don’t Let It Happen To You

Sunday, October 19th, 2008

When I teach a new class learning digital photography, over 75% of the students turn up with the camera the salesman suggested.
Guess what? They soon find out that its wrong one for them. This can be a very expensive mistake. So the big questions are what is the right one for me and how do […]

Tips for Photographing Animals

Friday, October 17th, 2008

You can’t pose undomesticated animals per say, but you can capture the moment―even if it looks like you posed them.
Much of the same principles apply towards photographing animals as it does towards humans. Keep these basic principles in mind as you photograph animals:
1) Eye contact is important, but not always necessary. […]