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20 More Things I’ve Learned about Photography

This guest post was submitted by Martin Gommel from the German Blog KWERFELDEIN (flickr). This post is a followup to his previously posted 100 things I’ve Learned About Photography. Learning photograph is one of my all time favorite activities. Reading Photography Blogs, chatting with other photonuts and last but not least the active shooting of [...]

This Week in the Digital Photography School Forums

Weekly Assignment This week we encouraged everyone to look down because we finished our Feet assignment. Our winner was dlaf because she managed to show off two types of feet in a single photograph! The creativity of the shot really made it stand out. We also had two fantastic runners up. The first runner up was [...]

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom vs. Polarizing Filter

It seems computers can do most anything with an image now a days. So why bother with all those cumbersome filters? The answer is that most of them are still superior to the techniques used with a computer. Plus, if the image is more accurate coming out of the camera, less time [...]

The 1 Focal Length Weekend Challenge

Are you up for a photographic challenge this weekend? Here’s My Challenge - Shoot at just one focal length for the next couple of days. I’m a Lazy Zoom User Most digital cameras sold today come with a zoom lens fitted to it as standard whether it be a DSLR sold with a kit lens or a point [...]

Summer Portraiture: Practical Technique

It’s now almost July, and just because the weather outside is frightfully bright (for those in the Northern Hemisphere) doesn’t mean that you have to cancel all of your portrait photography. But taking advantage of the clear skies doesn’t mean that you have to shoot in broad daylight either. If you want the best light for [...]

New Nikon D700 DSLR and Speedlight Flashgun

Just a short post to let those in the marked for some higher level DSLRs know that this week Nikon have announced some new gear including: Nikon D700 DSLR - this is a 12.1 megapixel full frame DSLR (pictured left) . It’s essentially the D3 internally inside a D300 body (so high specs in a compact [...]

The Secret to Ultra-Sharp Photos

The following post on The Secrets to Ultra-Sharp Photos is by San Francisco based photographer Jim M. Goldstein. Learn more about him at the end of this post. As previously noted the best photo tip I ever received had to do with sharpness and up until the time in which I received this tip I had [...]

How to Photograph Fireworks Displays

Photo by hupaishi Do you want to know how to photograph fireworks? With 4th July just days away I thought I’d refresh this article in which I give 10 Fireworks Photography tips to help you get started. Fireworks Displays are something that evoke a lot of emotion in people as they are not only beautiful and spectacular [...]

Digital Photography School on Twitter

Today Digital Photography School has made the leap into a new online medium - Twitter. For those of you who don’t know Twitter - it is a social site that enables people to share short messages with their followers. It’s known as ‘micro-blogging’ because you only get 140 characters to write your message. There are millions [...]

This Week in the Digital Photography School Forums

Weekly Assignment We framed our pictures this week using Natural Framing for the assignment. The goal was to use frames within the picture to help isolate the subject and draw your eye to it. There were a lot of great entries this week, but several of them really captured the idea of natural framing well by [...]