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The DPS Blog has been the scene of some great new photography tips this week. Here are the latest posts on the blog.

Photographing subjects in the harsh bright light of sun on snow can be a tricky business.
So this week we ask Pro Photographer Yves Garneau to show us how he uses flash compensation to get well exposed Winter Sports shots.
Yves will be a name you'll hear more of at DPS as he's keen to share more about his passion for Winter photography.

The Metering Modes on your digital camera can be an important tool in ensuring you get well exposed shots - however so many amateur photographers are content to keep their camera in it's default setting.
Some camera users don't know that they can change their camera's metering while others are too embarrassed to ask.
This tutorial talks you through the three most common Metering Modes.
 Camera phones are being used more and more as both a primary and secondary camera for many.
However many of the images taken with them are pretty poor. This tutorial suggests 12 tips to help you get the most out of your camera phone.

Last week we talked about how to position your subject's shoulders when doing portrait work - this week we're thinking about their eyes.
It's amazing what impact the direction that your subject is looking can have upon a shot. This tutorial examines at the impact of subjects looking outside the frame, inside the frame or directly down the camera.
This week the discussion from our poll has been fascinating to watch.
Readers were asked to tell us whether they take a camera everywhere with them and if they do what it is. I'm looking forward to compiling everyone's comments in the coming weeks to see what themes emerge so head over to the post to have your say.
 In our last poll we asked readers how much they spent on their last digital camera.
I'm not sure what I was expecting but I was a little surprised by how much money readers do spend on their gear.
I'm sure digital camera manufacturers will be happy with the results.
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