A photograph's composition is the sum of all of its graphical elements: the main subject, the foreground, the background, and any supplemental subjects within the frame. Photo Composition 101, Part 1 introduces you to photographic composition and discusses the concept of leading a viewer's eye.
A photoblog can be a unique way for you to share your photographs. This article offers examples of photoblogs from all over the world as well as a list of websites that will host your blog for free.
Google recently released Picasa 2. It's a FREE program that helps you find, organize, edit, and share your photographs. This articles focuses on organizing your photos with Picasa 2.
Red eye can ruin an otherwise great picture. Luckily, many of today's digital photography editing tools make fixing this problem easy. This article shows you how to fix red eye using Photoshop Elements.
The holiday shopping season is upon us and we could all use a giggle to keep our spirits soaring. Here's my take-off on 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, retitled 'Twas the Night Before Black Friday. Happy holidays everyone!
If you’ve been shopping for a digital camera you’ve probably noticed that, for the most part, price points between the various models center on megapixel level. But what exactly do those numbers mean and how do you choose between them? Read this article!
When you got your new camera were you a bit overwhelmed by the instruction booklet? If so, you are not alone. The sheer size of many of the instruction booklets that come with today’s digital cameras is enough to make any amateur photographer say “uncle!” This article outlines a plan for you to use to explore your digital camera, become familiar with your instruction booklet, and have fun taking plenty of pictures.
What Pixels Per Inch (PPI) and Dots Per Inch (DPI) mean and how to work with them when preparing a digital photo for print. And why B2P2 isn't just a 'droid in Star Wars.