21 Street Photography Tips From The Professionals

Some fantastic street photography tips and techniques from PhotoRadar.

“Make the most of the city with your digital camera – 3 of the biggest names in street photography, David Solomons, Matt Stuart, and Nick Turpin offer their advice…

Fantastic street photographs are readily available in every public space, but over-familiarity with our environment means we often miss out on special moments and scenes unfolding in front of us. These tips will help you see those decisive moments and learn to trust your instincts.”

Read the full article here.
Photography by Matt Stuart.

Setup Your Canon G10 For Street Photography

I’m a massive fan of the G10, especially for street photography. One of the coolest features for me are the two custom settings on the dial, this has made it so incredibly easy for me to get shooting in the streets at a moments notice, knowing that all my settings are exactly as I need them.
Here is a great article from another G10 street shooter with his views and setup for shooting street with the Canon G10.
Enjoy!

Article here

Photograph by publikaccion.es on Flickr

7 Black and White Photoshop Conversion Techniques

Andrew Gibson has a fantastic guide to converting your photos to black and white. Each technique provides a slightly different result. If you’re into black and white photography, or you’re interested in learning the various ways of converting to black and white in Photoshop, then you should find this article very helpful indeed. Enjoy!

Article here

Photograph by c@rljones on Flickr

Lunar Photography: A Guide To Shooting The Moon

Well you know I’m a massive fan of interesting styles of photography and image capturing/production techniques. So it was to great excitement during the course of my daily internet explorations that I came across this great guide to lunar photography. Shooting the moon correctly can be a very challenging pursuit for photographers, but with the right gear and an understanding of shooting at night, it is something very achievable to us all. This guide covers both film and digital techniques. Hope you enjoy!

Article here

Photograph by Grzesiek on Flickr

Infrared Photography Tutorial

A very handy guide to infrared photography. If you’ve been looking at shooting IR then this should be a great starting point.
Enjoy!

Tutorial here

HDR Photography – Everything You Need To Know

HDR photography techniques are still very highly sort after, it’s a fine line to tread when working with high dynamic range. Some photographers utilise HDR as a means to correctly represent what they are seeing through the viewfinder, while others see it as a great chance to create something much more surreal or illustrative rather than photographic.
Here is a great article to give you all the ins and outs of HDR photography.

Article Here

ACP Workshop Black & White: Process, Proof and Scan

Australian Centre For Photography Workshop. November 2009.

Intermediate Course
5 classes / 3 hours per class / 1 class per week

In this hands-on beginners’ short course you will learn how to process film, make contact proofs and be introduced to the magic of the B&W darkroom by Workshop tutor, Michael Waite. You will also learn how to correctly expose your film, analyse your negatives and select images for printing or scanning. Emphasis will be placed on producing a quality scan so you may output a digital print.

More Information Here.

Inspirational Sigma 10-20mm Photographs

The Sigma 10-20mm lens has created a massive cult following for itself since its release. Both landscape and street photographers alike have flocked to it as a reliable and robust wide angle lens, while keeping itself affordable and accessible to the serious amateur.
Here is an inspirational collection of over 111,000 images taken with this lens on various camera models and for a wide range of purposes. Time to put on another pot of coffee!

Flickr group photo collection here

Photograph by J.F. Marrero

Tutorial – Tilt Shift Photography in Photoshop!

I’ve only recently come to take notice of tilt shift photography, and am increasingly becoming more intrigued about the possibilities of the technique within my own photographic work but haven’t quite been willing to purchase the equipment required. Well, I’ve just stumbled upon this fantastic little tutorial by PhotoGuides.net on replicating strikingly accurate tilt shift photographs within Photoshop. Now that’s cool!

Tutorial here.

Setting Prices For Your Photography Prints

One of the difficult aspects we come across when deciding to sell our work is, how much should I charge? Christina Dickson of Digital Photography School has a fantastic five step guide to working out how much you should charge for your photographic prints.

Article here.

Photograph by Cameron Gray