Digital Photography

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.

Learn how to take your favorite photographs and turn them into a screen saver on either a Windows XP or Macintosh OSX platform.

Learn how to batch convert, batch resize, and batch rename files using Photoshop Elements.

Make the most of your digital camera's flash capabilities by understanding what your camera can do and planning ahead for perfection.

This article examines how to zap zits and other such minor picture imperfections using either Photoshop Elements or Paint Shop Pro.

Learn how to share photographs using Google's free Picasa 2 photo editing and organizing program.

Want to learn how to edit digital photographs using Google new Picasa 2 program? Check out this article and see how easy using this FREE program is.

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.