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This week on the Blog there's been lots of action with an average of around 30,000 visitors per day. Here's what they've been coming to read:
By far the most popular post on the blog this week was our post highlighting 10 DIY lighting solutions that could help you achieve some great results in your photography. I especially like them because they can give you a feel for a type of lighting technique before actually investing in the gear.
This tutorial was written by two of our wonderful forum members and walks readers through the topic of catchlights (the little dots of lights that you can see in the eyes of the model above. These catchlights can add real impact your shot. This tutorial will talk you through what they are, how to get them and even where to position them in the eye.
The Digital Photography Book (vol 2) has officially been released in the last week and quite a few DPS members have bought it (and are reviewing it in the forums).
This is not a reprint or update of the very popular volume 1 - but a completely new book. It makes a good companion to the first one.
A reccuring question in our forums and in my inbox is about whether you need to ask permission to photograph someone when in a public place.
This post doesn't look at the law around this - but describes my own personal approach - particularly when I'm traveling in a foreign culture.
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