Todays Deal in our 12 Days of Christmas is epic! It is a full year of training from some of the word’s best photographers for just a few cents per day. Kelby Training is offering you a 20% discount on their full year training package. Normally $199 – today you get it for $40 off. [...]
Todays Deal in our 12 Deals of Christmas is a real bargain. Snap it up and you’ll get an entire library of 35 eBooks from the team at Craft and Vision for just $99. Craft and Vision usually sell their eBooks at just $5 each (a bargain as it is) but for our deal we’ve [...]
Today we’re rolling out Deal #3 in our 12 Deals of Christmas and its one that I know will help many of our readers. It’s from the very creative and smart team at Photography Concentrate and gives you 40% off any (or all) of their 3 excellent resources. Here are the 3 resources that they [...]
It’s in the gloom of the Northern hemisphere’s winter that many people start planning trips for the new year. It’s also a time some of us upgrade our cameras when the big sales hit in December and begin looking for a teacher to help them get more out of it. A perfect time to talk [...]
I’ll admit to you here and now: I am extremely picky about photography books. If you need proof to believe me, just look at the collection of 6 photography books sitting lonely on my bookshelf. Maybe this peculiar snobbery comes from the fact that I like photography books to have powerful photographs, be written very [...]
As a former PR person, the importance of branding was always a topic I was harping on with clients – from individual authors to multi-million dollar corporations and non-profit agencies. How a business presents itself can be the difference between success and failure. Photographers are no exception to this rule. How you brand your business [...]
Macro shooting was one of my earliest passions with a film camera, when the ordeal of capturing a small coin, bug or flower was a major project, involving a deep understanding of exposure and the effect of racking a lens far out from its ‘normal’ range. If your camera of choice was not an SLR [...]
To my mind, author John Neel is right in his belief that “Today’s photographers are looking for fresh ways to reintroduce creativity and expression into their work. The book explores “unconventional imaging methods” that can put the fizz back into digital technology that has possibly demanded too much in the way of comprehension of the [...]
A Guest post by Kim Manley Ort. The camera is an instrument that records exactly what is there, without judgment or interpretation. Therefore, it is perfect as a tool for meditation – observing (and recording) what comes to the eye just as it is. In the book, The Practice of Contemplative Photography, authors Andy Karr [...]
Two month-old Google+ has already broken a number of records in adoption (and likely desertion) for a social networking site and is growing like no other. One of the groups most prolific on the new site are photographers. As you may have read here on DPS and other sites, photographers have found great results in [...]
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