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35 Super Valuable and Affordable Gift Ideas for Photographers

By Nancy Young
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It’s just a couple of weeks before Christmas and many of you are probably struggling to complete the holiday shopping on time. As always, Photodoto is here to help! If you have photography buffs on your list, this round-up of affordable gift ideas for photographers will definitely come in handy.

Affordable Gift Ideas for Photographers

In this collection you’ll find some of the best digital resources, including educational eBooks, video courses, and photo editing software, that will make a wonderful gift for photographers of any skill level.

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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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Shooting Indoors in Ambient Light: Yoga Photo Session

By BarbStitzer
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Shooting indoors is always a challenge unless you have a professional lighting setup with you. The light is usually low, so it’s hard to get any kind of depth of field.

Lightbulbs inside of lamps tend to glow orange, while overhead florescent lights show up on the greenish side, and aren’t very pretty. So what do you do? Let your light guide you.

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Getting Organized: My Experience Using Google+ Photos

By Chris Ford
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Some time ago, I wrote a post covering different options for organizing and storing your photos. I did this as a first step toward getting my own photographic catalog in order. I decided to pull the trigger, so to speak, and give it a go.

I decided to start out with Google+ Photo. I’m already pretty invested in the Google ecosystem, so it seemed like a natural place to start. Google has a good track record for making clean, easy-to-use, and let us not forget free, services.

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The Ultimate Guide on How To Photograph Special Events

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Weddings, birthday parties, anniversary dinners, christenings, product launches, retirement parties – these are special occasions and people always want professionally taken photographs to remember them by.

This means that if you can perfect your technique and build a good portfolio of event images, you will always be in demand!

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Where Did I Put That? Tips for Organizing Your Photos

By Chris Ford
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In the interest of full disclosure, I must admit something. My photos are unorganized. By that, I mean terribly unorganized. Over the years, I’ve taken thousands and thousands of photos, all the while dumping them in folders automatically created and named by my computer’s default importing program.

As such, I’d be hard-pressed to quickly find photos from a specific shoot or with a specific subject. This, my friends, is not good.

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10 Fresh Photography Business Articles to Help You Thrive

By Nancy Young
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Finally, spring came up and it’s a wonderful time of the year to start grow your business and improve yourself as a photographer.

We do a little search to find the best fresh photography business articles from leading blogs which will help you to thrive.

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Magic for Nothing: The Best Free Photo Editors

By Chris Ford
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If you are serious about photography, you’ll likely want to start editing your photos soon. Or maybe you’re already editing photos, perhaps on a work or school computer, and you’re ready to set up your own photo editing station at home.

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Either way, the most popular photo editing options, such as Photoshop and Lightroom, while fantastic programs, might be outside your budget.

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30 Ways to Become a Better Photographer in 30 Days

By BarbStitzer
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So you want to be a better photographer, and fast, right? Here are thirty things that you can do in 30 days to make your work a LOT better.

Remember that while there are rules, the most important thing is to experiment and see what looks great to you.

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Improve Your Photography in 10 Days with These 10 Tips

By Chris Ford
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For beginners, learning the ins and outs of the fundamentals can often seem daunting. Intermediate photographers might feel confident of their grasp of the photography basics, but find themselves lacking inspiration. Even seasoned photographers might occasionally find themselves stuck in a rut.

So we put together a list of tips you can use to get your shutter firing and improve your photography. If you’re a beginner, you can start at the beginning and work your way through the list. Or if you’re just looking for something to kick-start your creative engine, feel free to jump around the list.

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