tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-27891900992010601622011-11-27T17:20:44.998-08:00Photographic information by the tens. All About Photography: tips, tricks, techniques, Digital camera, photo contest information, reviews, photo editing products and photography marketing. <a href="http://www.zazzle.com/custom/tshirts?rf=238454171356551295"><img src="http://asset.zcache.com/assets/graphics/_zletter/2009/banners/customtshirts/customtshirts_468x60.jpg" alt="Custom T-Shirts"></a>Robert Millerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16428668377596272050noreply@blogger.comBlogger451100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2789190099201060162.post-12076763474958745182010-10-11T16:41:00.000-07:002010-10-11T16:41:38.528-07:00

Stumble It! If you have a point and shoot camera, you can compete with those who have the fancy DSLR's. Some of my best and most profitable shots were made with the Sony H1 through H5 cameras. These cameras were particularly great for landscape shots. The picture is of my old Sony H1 Camera with the telescope extender attached. 1. Use the timer on your camera. You will have less blurry

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Stumble It! In photography there are certain ways to assure an income. One thing to keep in mind, though - you have to be good. Event photography brings immediate results. The selling scenario: A simple formula to follow is if there is avid interest in an activity and you can capture things that stir people's emotional ties, those photos will sell. This is how I do this: I go to an

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Stumble It! If you are like me, photo editing is always a quest for finding the best tools. We just want each of our images to be more impressive than the one before. We strive for excellence. And that quest can empty your pockets pretty quick. Soon you learn, though, what works best for you and find that many of those expensive filters you have bought have remained unused. Now, I have some

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Stumble It! What is Flickr? Flickr is the largest social photo sharing site in the world. Last time I checked, about six million photos are uploaded daily. They offer both free accounts and pro accounts. The cost of a pro account is 24.95 USD, which is a good investment even if you just use it as an online photo storage site. With a Pro account you have unlimited uploads in the original size

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Stumble It! Precision Camera Repair Review: Then it happens - you drop your DSLR and it is in pieces on the ground. Heartbroken, you pick up all the small parts. Is there hope? Yes, there is. If you enter camera repair in the Google search, you will find Precision Camera comes up at the top of the list. Last week I had the misfortune of my camera backpack opening while on my back. I heard a

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Foggy Wood available locally at the Framery Foggy Wood has been my most well  received photo that I have ever taken.  On September 3rd of 2010 it went on display at the National Geographic Museum as one of the most beautiful found in its archives.  I was indeed humbled by the selection by National Geographic Resident Photographer, Annie Griffiths Belt.  Who is one of the most noted and

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\Monochrome photography plays to a certain audience who desire a certain look for their interior designs. In a sense it is photography in its purest form relying on a pleasing variations of tones.In the digital age any color photo can be desaturated of its colors to render a black and white Show allphoto.1. Almost all photo editing programs have the ability to convert a photo to black and white

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I am pleased to announce a 15 percent discount code for prints at Robert Miller Photography through January 2nd 2010. Just use the code Christmasgreetings.Robert Miller photograph discount code Christmas Code.

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The picture above was recently stolen in violation of my copyright.I have posted an article on finding and what to do when you find that your images have been infringed upon. See the article on how to find your stolen images. Feel free to use this letter as a form to report your own copyright infringements.In this post I will show you how I actively pursue copyright infringements. Yesterday, I

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Unfortunately pictures even copyrighted pictures are often taken and used by profit by those who do not have permission to do so. This has happened to me and I am sure perhaps to you. So what can you do to protect your images?1. Be sure and copyright your images: I suggest you make sure that you use the full copyright protection. If you use Flickr you can choose full copyright when you

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Photo Taken with a 55-200mm Nikon vr lens.F Stop maybe the singular least understood term in photography. And when I have even talked to some accomplished photographers their eyes have glazed over at the mere mention of the term.What makes F Stop hard to grasp to many is that the higher the F Stop the less light enters the lens.Now, if that is not confusing enough the term F stop is loosely used

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Many disciplines have their ethical guidelines, including fields of photography like photojournalism. I am not sure if others have their ethical guidelines for nature photography, but I thought I would share mine.1. Share beauty: What you capture in lens can be so beautiful, entrancing and wonderful. Help guide others to the appreciation of beauty you see as a communion of spirit. Let others

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Photo Mystery of Grace.Caption: “I do not at all understand the mystery of grace - only that it meets us where we are but does not leave us where it found us.”Anne LamottAre you on the top of your form and you have reached the top photographic perfection? My hat is off to you. For someone like me it is like being in the old west. There is always a faster draw and I am still learning how to

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Are you planning to make that big step forward and upgrade your camera equipment? Do you need some practical advice in getting the best deals and safely buy online? Its a jungle out there and here is the top ten tips on taming the beasts.1. Do not buy blindly: There are predators out there who are looking to separate you from your cash. You will see ads in the internet jungle that appear to

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Title: God's eye view of YellowstoneCaption:To shoot poignant pictures we only need follow the path of our enthusiasm . I believe that this feeling is the universe's way of telling us that we are doing the right thing. The viewing public will always disagree over the intrinsic merits of a particular photograph, but no one can deny the enthusiasm that originally inspired us to capture and offer

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Photo taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5A 9.1MP Digital CameraBeing on top of your game in the photographic field not only requires top photo skills but keeping up with new developments. Here are some product tips and short review of what I have found interesting.Some of these I own myself, others are on my wish list. And some, I thought might just be interesting, but I have no plans to

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Two wolves at YellowstonePhoto caption: “When twilight drops her curtain down and pins it with a star, remember that you have a friend though she may wander far.”unknownHow to self critique your photograph, may be one of the most important evaluations that you can do. This can be especially important if you are photographing for others. You need to refine your eye to do a critical analysis of

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For the last two years, I have been doing dirt race track photography. And it has been a successful sideline. If you would like to get into event photography there are some essential steps that I have learned from experience.1. Do your research: Pick an event that you know you will enjoy. The ideal event will be re-occurring on a weekly basis. You will want to be a fixture at the event

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Iran has been shutting down media contact with the outside world. Hoping that the world would not see what is occurring in Iran. Regardless of their efforts pictures and videos are getting out. The majority of the videos below are not produced by video journalists, but coming directly from people in the street.Some amazing pictures of the riots can be found here on the Big Picture.

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Title: Angel Awakeningcaption: If one looks closely enough, one can see angels in every piece of art. ~Adeline Cullen RayThe above photographic montage will be entered in a contest in July. I have based my decision on this entry on the ten tips below. I am already thinking this will be a winner.Can you win photo contests? I would think so. I have had winning entries in over 50 percent of

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If photographers could control your thoughts:1. This would look great on my wall. Right above the sofa. It's going right in my shopping cart. It is a sure thing this is going to go up in value. I think I will collect all his art.2. I would really love this hanging on the wall behind my office desk.3. I want to put this right on my magazine cover.4. I think this would work great for an ad

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Beyond all the rules of photographic is the intangible WOW. WOW happens at lightening speed in the viewer's mind. They know WOW and perhaps they can not explain why they were WOWed.So how can the photographer achieve WOW in the viewer's mind? To reach this intangible are some tangible hints.1. The medium is the message: Marshall McLuhan theorizes on the effect of media on the mind. In the

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As a photographer you can have some of the most beautiful and dramatic photographs. Yet, sales may be slim or not at all. So you may ask yourself, why am I not making sales?Here are some answers that I have learned through experience.1. Emotion, emotive, and sentiment: Ask yourself, do your photographs inspire the viewer to connect? The above photograph is named memory lane and has been a

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If you are considering a professional gallery. There are lots of things to consider. It is not only important to have a snazzy gallery, but it should be easy and quick for potential buyers to navigate through your pictures quickly. In a study performed by PhotoShelter, they surveyed buyers of photographs and found some surprising results. Take the quiz found on the PhotoShelter site and you

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I have packed my bags and ready to go. I have also been stocking up on inspiration. And I thought, I would share my process of being inspired. This is my yoga before going on a two week photo shoot in the National Parks of the Midwest. While there are some tutorials here, most of what is offered is how to build a mind set for inspiration. Enjoy and breath in deeply. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Edward

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As a photographer who wants to gain exposure, you might have overlooked the idea of placing videos on YouTube. Here are ten easy steps to make a video slide show on YouTube. Above is my best example of what works best in a slide show.1. Download Picasa. Picasa is not only an excellent way to organize your photos, it makes making slide shows a breeze.2. Create an album. This is easy to do,

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1. Photocritic: This site by Haje, is one of the most informative sites for photographers on the Net. I have purposefully linked to an article about contrast. Contrast to me is one of the most important elements in presenting a photograph. Here Haje tells you how to adjust the contrast to really give your photo some bang. I would not stop here with reading. He covers a variety of

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If you are not out photographing you are not refining your craft. I am amazed at the many used DSLRs out there with a very small number of shutter clicks. In a day I usually do more shots than some people put on their camera in two years. So if you are one of those who has a camera gathering dust, here are some suggestions.1. Always take your camera with you. Having your camera handy will

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Sometimes, we just think about photographing with a camera as a tool for nature,landscapes, family portraits and professional work. I thought I would share some other ways I use my camera to help myself out in life.1. Car repairs: Or for that matter anything you take apart and put back together. I use the camera to pictures every step of the way when I take things apart. When you reassemble

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I couldn't help myself and thought I would share this, even though off the subject of Photography. It takes the whole top ten in one shot.

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Getting that shot can be more dangerous than you think.1. Photographers are risk takers there is no doubt about it. Somethings if we were saner we would think is the shot really worth it. Below is a a short slide show showing one of the dangers I have faced in getting that shot. A ton and half of car was spinning out of control toward me. The car ended up five feet from the unprotected spot

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1. Remember the idea emotion not emulsion. “Kodak sells film, but they don't advertise film. They advertise memories.” This thought from Theodore Parker is a good reminder of how you should approach photo sales. The more a photograph means to someone the more it is likely to sell. People connect sentiment with photos and this should not be lost to the photographer. A personal approach with

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I really enjoyed an article on Wild Shots, and it inspired me to write this. Really, I am much politer than this when I answer questions. But sometimes I have considered answering like this. 1. Did you use Photoshop? No, that is the raw image out of the camera.2. Your camera takes great photos what kind of camera do you use? If I put the camera on the ground what kind of pictures would it take.3.

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1. The best times to photography is early morning and late evening.False. Yes, these are exceptional times for photographing, but all daylight hours are good. It is a matter of planning of your shooting. Evenings and early mornings are great for landscape shots, but great shots can be made during other hours of the day. I usually take walks through the woods in mid day when the lighting is

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1. Everywhere you go you are always composing compositions even if you don't have your camera with you.2. You keep your camera in the car and every time you stop at a light you are photographing until someone honks behind you.3. Before you go to bed at night you look at camera lenses and new cameras. You make camera purchases well beyond your means. You justify this by thinking peanut butter

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Mantras of Composition as I see it. They are simple but infinitely complex.1. The first rule of composition is look at many pictures, look at the ones you like and decide what you like about them. And look at them more and often. They are your best hints for effective composition.2. The rule of thirds has been roughly said to be a tit tat toe box. And, you should arrange element of interest

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There is nothing better than a tripod or monopod to help steady your camera. But if you are like me, the inconvenience of lugging them around and setting up have led to alternatives.1. Most shots of mine are hand held. Practice your shutter pushes so you only flex the muscles in your finger pad to cause the shutter release.2. Click the shutter when you are slowly exhaling. I did hold my

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I started this post with the idea that I would also tell you some of the crazy things I have done to get a shot along with some crazy shots I have taken. Well, just like a kid I started to think of all the crazy photos I have taken. I guess my own craziness will have to wait for another post.1. This photo got nearly 5,000 views on Flickr. And was done with a super duper 3.2 thousand mega

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A list of my top ten photo resources that I use all the time.1. Cameta Camera: This is my favorite site for buying camera equipment. Check their eBay store for great deals on factory demos that have been refurbished. I tend to like refurbished better than new, because all the cameras are gone over with a fine tooth comb and re-calibrated. These cameras are in new condition and generally 25

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When I started this I thought what are some of the odd things that I thought would appeal to every camera junkie. Things they would not want to buy. Well, some of those pin hole cameras you make yourself are pretty neat. And, just in case you can't help yourself a few are amazon ads for the addicted. Photographs used in this post are from product advertisements.1. Right angle lens: A voyeur

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1. Moo Business Cards: These cards are nice. You can design them with a different picture on the back of each card. Fan them out and let the customer pick the one they like. This is great idea to let the potential client know the quality of your work.2. Calendars: Keeping your work before the eyes of a potential client year long is excellent way to promote your art and photography. Each

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When I was young I always enjoyed seeing Burma Shaving Signs on the way to a destination. On the Internet highway you can use the same technique to draw people and perhaps customers to your Art and Photography. Here are Ten ideas using my site as an example. These ideas may not be new to you, but just be a reminder of things you can do:1. Sign post ahead: Develop many portals through the

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Perhaps you have considered entering a photo contest. Or perhaps you thought the odds were too high and never tried.Here are ten photo contests you can enter. And can you win? Yes, I have won two of the contests below and to tell the truth I have only entered four contests in my photo career.1. Smithsonian photo contest FreeFrom their website:Fifty finalists will be selected, ten for each

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At times this has been so true for me. 1. You have looked at your income for the last month. You made a grand total of 24 cents. You think next month you might be able to afford a cup of coffee at McDonalds. 2. You are looking at that new lens you want which costs 700 dollars.3. The last income you made the previous month was 50 dollars because of a copyright infringement settlement. You

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1. Flickr: I am amazed by the number of publishers and other users of photography that find my site and go to the trouble to send me a Flickr mail. Through Flickr my images have found their way on magazine covers, book covers, wine labels and in movie productions.2. Zazzle: Zazzle provides countless ways to earn money through photo and art products. The best part Zazzle is free. I sell

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