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'Light' makes and breaks portraits and some of the best light available to us as photographers comes naturally at the beginning and end of the day - the Golden Hours'.
This article explains further...
I love it when a DPS reader emails in to tell us about a tip or technique that they've been trying. Today on the blog Lee Hancock did just that and tells us about Aperture Masking (a DIY technique that can result in some eye catching results.
This week DPS took part in a global project with 8000+ other blogs to talk about the issue of Poverty (part of a project called 'Blog Action Day').
She writes - "Not only a great resource, but also an engaging read that wont leave
you with anything less than dozens of ideas for expanding your
photography business and your own marketing techniques."
In this very short video Peter talks us through the basic task of straightening images using Adobe LightRoom.
This review of the Amod GPS Photo Data Logger was actually a bit of a surprise to me when Peter first submitted it - I didn't even know that these existed.
It isn't a gadget that everyone will want or need but I'm amazed how many of my friends either have or want these.
One of the things that I love about Photography most is the impact it not only has on me but on those around me. The taking and sharing of images is a wonderful thing.
In this story we hear how one photographer uses photography to reach to out and change the lives of under priveleged children in Nicaragua.
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Digital Photography School Newsletter
The Golden Hour - Perfect Times for Portraits
Aperture Mask: The Many Faces of Bokeh
17 Images of Poverty
Successful Self Promotion for Photographers [Book Review]
Straightening Images with LightRoom VIDEO
Amod GPS Photo Data Logger Review
Reaching Out to Underpriveleged Children Through Photography
Don't
forget that DPS is currently running a photography competition where
you have the chance to win part of a $1000 prize package including a
brand new Nikon or Canon DSLR and lens package. 
