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If you are anything like me, half the battle in taking a great portrait is in getting your subject to look comfortable and at ease.
In this tutorial Natalie shares some tips on just how to do that.
Halloween is just a week away so this week we thought we'd dust off and update this 'classic DPS posts' from our archives so that you can brush up on your technique.
I love a good case study and so when Strobe expert Joakim offered to walk us through how he took the image to the right - I leapt at the opportunity.
He takes us step by step through the shoot from the conception of idea to the shoot itself to post production.
Bona petite!
Breaking into the field of photojournalism usually
takes time and a lot of effort. It's a competitive business, controlled
by editors who are often over-worked and centers around what is widely
considered a subjective product.
This post explores some tips on how to get into photo journalism. Read it here.
Have you ever wondered how photographs get that background darkness
that makes the person appear to be standing in front of some great
abyss?
Here is a super short mini tutorial on removing unwanted items from images using Adobe Lightroom.
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Digital Photography School Newsletter
How to Photograph Natural Looking Portraits
Halloween Photography Tips
Leaf Diet - a Photographic Case Study
Discover How to Become a Photojournalist
Darkening Backgrounds With Light in Portraits
Removing Items from Photos with Lightroom 2.0 [VIDEO]
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. 
