The most common question that I'm asked by readers these days is abotu 'which lens' to buy for DSLRs.
As a result I thought I'd include this basic review of three 70-200mm lenses.
I love this lens type as it's so versatile in different types of photography.
In this post regular contributor to DPS Martin Gommel shares what he's learned about using Tripods and where he's found them to be essential in his Landscape Photography.
Martin includes a few great examples in this post on where using a Tripod has paid off.
'Closeup Shooting: A Guide to Closeup, Tabletop and Macro Photography' is a book that I'm glad to have stumbled upon.
It's a great introduction to the world of Macro Photography and CloseUp shooting - packed with useful information, great examples and helpful and practical tips.
If you take a look at the Toolbar in Photoshop you will notice that in Photoshop CS3
there are two different heal tools - the Healing Brush and the Spot Healing Tool.
This tutorial will teach you what they are for and how to use them.
Read it here.
Sometimes it's the simplest tips that work the best.
This one was a surprise to me - but recently when chatting with a Pro Photographers he told me about this little tip that he'd picked up - and all it involves is wearing a different color T-Shirt on your next photo shoot.
By far the most popular tutorial on DPS over the last few weeks has been this one on shooting the light trails made by cars.
In this 'community workshop' a reader asks an emotional question about photographing her dying grandmother and you are invited to share any suggestions that you might have. I'm very proud of the way the community has responded.