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Lighthouse Photo - Unbelievable Light Effects

Pigeon Point Lighthouse is one of the most picturesque lighthouses on the Pacific coast. The tower stands on a rocky promontory and has long been a l

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Why your images are worthless

Trying to make money from your photography is a very long shot. The market is so saturated with quality pictures with extremely high availability and

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Mixed up Face Photo - Crazy Photoshop Skills

A photoshop piece of art demonstrating a world with too much information. It shows what is possible with photoshop work and how little I actually kno

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Portraits in a Strange Land

A few tips for taking photos of people in conservative cultures...

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Flash 101: On-Camera Flash

More 101 goodness from Beyond Megapixels. This time, they cover the topic of on-camera flash, various modes, metering, pros, cons, and examples.

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Giant Rabbit Photo on The Photography Network

The rabbit weighs 22 pounds and measures a little over 3 feet in length. This is his owner, Hans Wagner, struggling to hold him up. We don't feed hi

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32 Resources to Listen Your Way to Better Photography

This is a comprehensive list (with short summaries) of photography podcasts - with suggestions for beginners with a point and shoot all the way to ad

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Forgotten Photoshop Filters: Dust and Scratches

Dust and scratches aren't a huge issue with digital photos, but film scans can suffer badly. Here's a good explanation of a Photoshop filter that

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Hidden L lenses, quality lenses for cheap.

You don't have to always sacrifice optical quality to save some money when buying a lens. Here is a list of bargain lenses where you really get more

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Mastering the Only Five Camera Settings

Learn absolutely everything you need to know to wrangle your camera's settings and make technically perfect exposures every time.

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8 Tips to get started with your first DSLR

Help a new photographer out! This post is a compilation of tips from an article on the Photrade blog. If you are just getting started with a DSLR t

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Joe McNally’s New Book On Using Small Flashes

Joe McNally's new book, The Hot Shoe Diaries - Creative applications of small flashes, is in the pipelines now and will be released soon.

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An Interview with Landscape Photographer Mark Sunderland - Magical Places Fine Art

English Landscape Photographer Mark Sunderland chats about his journeys to the American west and Patagonia, and selling and exhibiting his prints.

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Top 5 Resources to Learn About Copyright Issues

Michigan Wedding Photography blog lists the best ways to learn about copyright law and intellectual property for the US.

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Just Added Photographer Polls | FocalPower...the blog

FocalPower has started doing a bi-weekly poll focused on issues facing photographers today. This week's poll is about how the current economic situ

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Online Photo Backup Becomes Reality | FocalPower...the blog

Backing up your photographs has been a hot topic as of late. One of the often missed steps in this process is having an offsite backup. A new servi

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Camels and Their Shadows Photo From National Geographic

The following is a picture taken directly above these camels in the desert at sunset. It is considered to be one of the best photos of the year. Look

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Digital ProTalk: Finding Lightroom's Best Kept Secret And More

Lightroom 2 Beta - A few new features in the new version simply make it one of the most remarkable pieces of software on the planet earth.

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Father-of-three branded a 'pervert' - for photographing his own children in public park

The title says it all.

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41 Nicest Photoshop Photo Effects

The next time you want to publish some photos online, consider editing them so they look more impressive. Here's a compilation of 41 Nicest Photoshop

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Photography - 10 Things I’m Reading About It

10 interesting thoughts and ideas about photography and how it is changing. As a photographer you have to put your photos online, right? Why not on

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SF Close to Closing Down Embarcadero

San Francisco is trying to shut down the Embarcadero for a few days this summer. What a great photo opportunity should it happen!

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Tennessee man arrested for “unlawful photography” after photographing cop

Tennessee man arrested for "unlawful photography" after photographing cop.

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Manipulate an Image with Scripting

Learn how to create your own Photoshop script with this Photoshop tutorial. Scripting works like Photoshop actions but is more powerful and flexible

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Post-Processing for Stock Photos

Tips for processing photos to give them that color-popping stock look. Requires basic knowledge of Photoshop.

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Digital ProTalk: [B]Business Day Thursday - 7 Really Easy Things To Sell To Add To Your Bottom Line

But the reality is that too few aspiring photographers really leverage the results of their skills - their photographs. These photographers sales are

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Hong Kong Panorama on a Sunny Clear Day

Victoria Peak is a mountain in Hong Kong. It is also documented as The Peak locally, and Mount Austin. The mountain is located in the western half of

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Aerial Photos From a Powered Parachute | Zachary Cobb Photography

Photographs from a once in a lifetime experience getting to shoot from a powered parachute at daybreak.

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Twenty Foot Photos (That’s a Lot of Toes!)

20 photos of feet pulled from the Epic Edits Flickr group -- a great source of inspiration!

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Photo Basics StrobeLite Review | Camera Dojo

As excited as we are that major lighting companies are bringing out lines of affordable lighting systems, we are really impressed that some of these

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Digital Photo Storage On the Road

A pros and cons review of a couple options for storing your photos when you're away from home.

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Setting up Your Camera for Shooting HDR Images

A nice video tutorial on how to set up a DSLR camera for taking HDR-ready pictures.

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An Interview with Inspirational Travel Photographer Peter Adams - Magical Places Fine Art

An interview with inspirational travel photographer Peter Adams. The depth and breadth of his work is amazing. Photos from India and Burma - and yak!

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Nine Reasons to Manually Focus When Taking Pictures

Autofocus is a wonderful thing, but there are some situations when you'll want more control -- see what they are.

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Dubai in the Fog, Taken From the World's Tallest Building

This truly unbelievable photo was taken from the top of the Burj Dubai, the new tallest structure in the world (not completed yet). A thick fog drift

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The 15 second DIY adjustable snoot!

Five dollars and 15 seconds will get you a robust and adjustable snoot for your strobe. Great concept, and great DIY project!

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Photo Term: Hyperfocal Distance

Jim defines the term "Hyperfocal Distance" for us in this quick and educational series for photography speak.

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Great Photographs of African Wildlife by Nick Brandt

Lovely b&w photographs of African wildlife.

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5 most outrageous photo thefts

The 5 most outrageous photography thefts - this post has everything - porn, predators, pirates and virgins.

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It is your fault I steal your photos. Accept it. Please.

Photographers should have the right to share photos and have their copyright respected. With the recent Flickr API issue man photographers have said

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