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Living the American Dream

For all those who ever dreamed of turning a hobby into reality, follow along with Richard McGrew as he shows you "The America You May Never See."

Let's Go to the Olympics--- Sports Photography at its best!

Welcome to the 2002 Winter Olympics, sports photography at its finest. Kodak has created a wonderful way for fans to keep up with the Salt Lake City Winter Olymipics through thier website.

Exposure: Getting it Right Everytime, Part IV

This is the final article in the four part series on Exposure: Getting it Right Everytime. In this article we cover in-depth how all the parts come together to determine the correct exposure.,This is the final article in the four part series on Exposure: Getting it Right Everytime. In this article ...

Exposure: Getting it Right Everytime, Part III

This article covers part III in the Exposure: Getting it Right Everytime series. In this article, we cover aperture setting and exposure value compensation and how they control exposure.

Exposure: Getting it Right Everytime, Part II

Part II of Exposure: Getting it right everytime. This article explains how the the aperture setting controls the total exposure.

Exposure: Getting it Right Everytime, Part I

Learning how to precisely control exposure settings is often the hardest thing for new photographers. This series of articles will explain in detail the various ways to control exposure with an slr.

Winter Wonderland: Taking Great Snow Pictures

Photographing snow scenes can seem like a difficult task with the tricky lighting but it is easier than you think. This article explains exposure, camera care, and tips and tricks on winter photography.

The Simplified Zone System

Learning the Zone system in just a few simple steps. If you can understand the concepts of fstops, you can learn the modified Zone system of Previsualization.

Photo Essays Step by Step

Shooting photo essays is fun and it is a great way to practice. Follow the step by step directions and learn to create your own stunning photo essays in no time.

Artist Profiles: Dorothea Lange (1895-1965)

Artisit Profile on Dorothea Lange, one of the 20th Centuries Masters of Photography. Dorothea Lange captured the plight of the American people as they dealt with change across the nation.

Photo Essay: Let Us Not Forget

A tribute to those that have served in the past and a reminder not to forget our brave heros that have fought to ensure our freedoms.

Photographing Sunsets

Capturing great sunsets on film. Tricks and tips to getting the best sunset photos without all the fuss.

Annie Leibowitz 's Famous Got Milk? Ad campaign photos

Go behind the scenes with world renowned photographer Annie Leibowitz as she tells how she captured the stunning portraits on film.

Ana Brandt on The Art of Handcoloring

Learn what inspired handcolor.com's creator to start her own handcoloring website. Ana Brandt talks with us about the art form and shares valuable hints and tips for getting started.

Why black and white?

In the last few years there has been a mojor increase in the popularity of black and white photography. Even with the digital storm, black white photography still holds and captivates it audience. Many people learned on black and white and are now starting to see the merits of the medium. ...

Need a Longer Lens?

Choosing which lens to use is half the battle. When should you use a longer focal length lens? Do you need a longer lens?

Slide versus Negative Films

Trying to decide which film is right for you? Check out this weeks article on slide vs. print film.

Controlling Depth of Field with an Automatic SLR

Many people however, may have cameras that do not have these markings or they may be using one of the autofocus autoprogram cameras. This article will cover some of those techniques.

Composition: Part IV Isolating the Subject

Part IV of Composition Series. Learn how to use selective focus, framing devices, and depth of field in order to improves your technique.

Depth of Field Scale Part II:

Part II of Depth of Field Article

Depth of Field Scale

Understanding and learning to use the depth of field scale on your lens.

Composition: Part III

Part III of Composition Series: Learn to use creative techniques like perspective, focal point, and in-camera cropping in order to improve your photography.

Hand-coloring Photos: An old art making a huge comeback.

Interview on hand coloring photos with Sharon Sakimoto of At Play Photography.

Composition: Part II

Second part of the composition series. Which framing format to use and when.

Composition: Part I

All great photographs start with geat compositions. Learn the ins and outs of composing your next shot.

Travel Photography: What to Pack

Taking great travel pictures is easier than you think. This article series gives some great tips to help improve your travel photos this year.With a few simple tips you can bring back some awesome photos from your next vacation.

Travel Photos: What not to do

Gearing up to go on vacation. Check out this article to help make your vacation pictures memories of a lifetime.

Theme: What is it and why does it matter?

Theme is what sets photographs apart from snapshots. To create or to click, that is the question.

Reducing Red Eye

Have those ugly red blobs been plaguing your photos? Learn what to do and not to do in order to stop them from ruining your photos.

Photographing Flowers: Basics

Spring is in the air. Grab your camera and head outdoors. This article is packed with great tips for photographing flowers.

Pro Tips for Taking Better Pictures

Looking for a way to improve your photos? Need hints on how to take better pictures? Do your images lack the punch you desire? This article will show you how to improve your picture taking abilities with even the simplest camera.

Taking Great Pictures --- The Myths

Article dealing with the myths of taking great photos. How to understand and evaluate your prints in order to get better results.