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The importance of focus and quick tips on how to get it right

Focus in photography is about a lot more than simply sharpness or being able to see what you are looking at. Focus can enhance a subject by making it stand out from or blend into its surroundings, focus can draw you in, and the right focus can create an emotional connection with the viewer. No [...]

Reader Photo: East Portal - Hoosac Tunnel

East Portal - Hoosac Tunnel, originally uploaded by Ryan P. Photos posted in this category are selected from the contributions of members of the Photodoto discussion group at Flickr.com.

Five Photography Projects to Get You Motivated

Unlike most people my age summer is actually a busier time of year for me than the school year is. Often one of the first things to fall by the wayside when I get busy is my photography. Even though I love it it’s time consuming to get out and shoot photos and then do [...]

Friday grab bag

A National Geographic photographer brings her kids to work. It’s the ultimate photography internship. What a great opportunity for a kid. The growth and birth of a chicken in pictures. Despite this, I will continue to enjoy eating eggs. 60 photo links you can’t live without over at CameraPorn. No, it’s perfectly work safe, trust me. Get [...]

Review: The Flip Mino Video Camera

The Flip Mino video camera (www.theflip.com) could be the perfect complement to your digital still camera. I received a review copy of the Flip Mino this morning (sorry, no giveaway—it’s going back to Pure Digital soon) and within minutes I was making videos. See gallery and sample video at the end of this review. Just about [...]

Review: Nikon Coolpix S550

Before you even take it out of the box the Nikon Coolpix S550 looks cool (mine looks especially cool being “cool blue” coloured). But while looking good is nice the important thing is how it performs. Nikon give very simple instructions for getting started with your camera, step one in the quick start guide [...]

Competitions For You and Your Kids

If you’ve been making photography a family affair and you’re a competitive bunch check out these competitions which all feature categories for adults and under 18s: Travel Photographer of the Year - Always has exceptionally high standards of work entered, this one is open to amateurs and professionals and features a special category for under 17s. [...]

Review: Images: Jack Dykinga’s Grand Canyon

Images: Jack Dykinga’s Grand Canyon is another photography book in a series from Arizona Highways. Unlike the Arizona Highways Photography Guide (reviewed here) which is instructional, this book is a work of art. This 11-inch square book begins and ends with essays by non-fiction writer Charles Bowden and geologist and author Wayne Ranney, respectively. Bowden’s opening essay [...]

Another package from ZipLens

My nephew is getting married this weekend and despite my protests I was roped into doing some of the photography. I had originally intended to actually put my feet up and enjoy the ceremony and ensuing festivities… you know… like an actual guest. It’s too late for me but know this ye ignorant unwed: wives [...]

Introducing Your Little One to Photography

One of my day jobs involves working with special needs children and children in hospital. I do a lot of work with children on the autistic spectrum and children with learning difficulties, as well as with at-risk youth and kids with chronic illnesses. One of my absolute favourite things to do is introduce these children [...]