Category: Photography Tips & Tricks

8 Things to Do in Autumn When You’re a Photographer

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Autumn is a great time for relaxing at home under warm blanket, with hot tea and a nice book to read or a movie to watch. But not for a photographer. If you still consider autumn not the best time for outdoor shooting… well, any kind of shooting and blame your seasonal low-spirits for it, let me change your mind.

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There are a lot of things any person can do during this colorful season. As for photographer, autumn can bring your creativity to the new level. Here is a short inspirational list of things to do in fall when you’re a photographer.

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Photographing Moms and Daughters, Fathers and Sons

By BarbStitzer
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The other day, I put my hair up in a messy bun, threw on a blue sweater and jeans with tan Uggs and went into the kitchen, where Zoe, my 16 year old and Tenley, my 11 year old were standing, both sporting messy buns and wearing the exact same thing as me.

Moms and Daughters, Fathers and Sons

I offered to change, and they protested, they  actually wanted all of us to look alike, which I thought was adorable. It started me thinking about the complex nature of moms and daughters, and fathers and their sons. I wondered whether everyone was like our family, who loves being together and doing the same kinds of things, or if most kids want nothing to do with their parents. What I found might surprise you.

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13 Effective Interior Photography Tips for Dummies

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How often have you seen great properties being completely ruined by awful photography? That’s right – terrible interior and exterior photos are a norm, especially when made by average camera users who know next to nothing about composition, lighting or specifications.

But the truth is that taking nice rental property photos is within your reach, even if you’re new to photography.

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Reading List: 7 Great Photography Books for Beginners

By Chris Ford
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We like to think of ourselves here at Photodoto as a resource that beginning photographers can utilize to help them improve their photography and find new, interesting sources of inspiration.

We even have our handy-dandy 7-day email course, which you can receive for free by entering your email in the box just to the right of this paragraph.

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10 Keys to Choosing the Best Domain and Hosting for Photographers

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You might have already found a website design of your dreams and even picked a platform to create it. But if you haven’t yet chosen a domain name and reliable hosting for your photo website, the job is not done.

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We have you covered, though. In this post you will find some essential tips on how to choose the best domain and hosting for the benefit of your photo website.

There’s also a free giveaway at the end of the post! So be sure to check it out!

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How to Create an Incredible Street Photography Project from A to Z

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With a camera in hand anyone can proclaim himself or herself a street photographer.

However, urban imagery requires vision. Most street photographers operate in a spontaneous way, but if you take a closer look at their projects they all have a key-element at the heart of their work, an idea that drives them.

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The Best Photography DIY Tips & Tutorials

By Alpizar Laura
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When it comes to your passion, there is nothing like a good trick. Being resourceful can bring you so much satisfaction, and don’t mind all the extra learning involved!

You may think that photographers take their time to research equipment, patiently saving money from all their commissioned work (haha) and finally invest $80 on the new flash modifier in the market.

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The Devil’s in the Details: Macro Photography for Beginners

By Chris Ford
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The world around us, that which we often consider mundane, if we consider it at all, is infinitely detailed.

The carpet beneath your feet, the grass in your front yard and along the sidewalk you stroll down each day, the corners of your cupboard behind the cereal boxes, all of these places contain mind-boggling facets and edges and curves, if we only take the time to look at them.

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Early Morning Light: Whats so Great about It?

By BarbStitzer
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Lets face it, getting up super early in the moring is horrid, any way you look at it. I hate it, the clients hate it, my assistants really hate it, and yet, more often than not, here I am, setting my alarm at 3 in the morning.

Why? Its the Light. Morning light is so gentle and beautiful. It just wraps around your subjects, bathing them in beauty. There is nothing quite as striking as morning light.

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