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Christmas and New Year have gone, winter is still with us and there's little hope for warm sunshine for a good few weeks yet. And for those of you in sunnier places - I'm jealous! But there is one thing us photographers can try to relieve the dark evenings - use them to our advantage and try painting with light. Painting with LightPainting with light is a photographic technique that needs two things - a long exposure and a light source.The light source can be anything and some of the cheapest torches (the ones that use LED lights) work really well. You will need a long shutter speed (20 seconds or more) - so set one if your camera has the ability. If your camera doesn't allow you to set the shutter speed turn off the flash and take the photo. Without the flash you should get a shutter speed of a good few seconds which will still work. Whilst the shutter is open move your torch around the subject - painting with light as you go. The photo here (not mine I should say - it's from a technique book I downloaded) shows you the effect quite nicely. So, now you have the basic concept make the most of those dark evenings and have a go! There's much more detail about painting with light on the site so have a look for more ideas, plus you'll find links there to the techniques book I used for lots more creative photography tips and tricks. See you next month, Darrell. Help wanted!My aim is to share digital-photography-tips.net, and this newsletter with as many people around the world as possible- helping the whole world take better photos!If you know of someone who would be interested in receiving this newsletter, please forward this email onto them, and ask them to click here, or send them this link: http://www.digital-photography-tips.net/Digital-photography-tips-newsletter.html Thanks for your help, Darrell. |
I just wanted to remind you that you can still take up the January offer of $300 of valuable digital photography goods for just $15. And get the chance to win $50 every month in the photo competition. But the offer expires on Monday 31st January and once it's gone it's gone for good. If you regularly check back to the site (as I know many of my subscribers do) you'll notice the offer has already been withdrawn to ordinary site visitors. It's now only available to you, my subscriber. But only for one last day. By Tuesday it will be too late.
To take up the offer, and get your hands on those $300 worth of photography goodies all you need to do is visit Amy's page (digital-photography-tips.net readers only) and place your order. Once your order is done you will have instant access to all those video turorials, back issues of her magazine, two essential photography eBooks AND the chance to win $50 every month! This really is it folks, have a look at the offer now. I promise you wont be disappointed! I'll be in touch again with more photography tips and tricks in a few weeks time, until then, happy snapping! Darrell. PS: If you didn't get a chance to see three of Amy's videos from my last newsletter here they are again. In them Amy explains shutter speed, aperture and ISO: And if you like what you see click to view the offer, only hours remain! |
I have three things to tell you about in this edition: 1: How can you make your eBay photos look better (and maybe get you a better auction price too!) 2: How to get $300 of valuable digital photography goods for just $15. 3: And how to make a Mr Tumble birthday cake! The cake you see pictured here is the one my wife made for our daughter's second birthday. Our daughter loves Mr Tumble and so my wife set about making her a Mr Tumble cake (all comments about the cake will be passed straight to my wife - you have been warned!) And after spending so much time making it she then took a few snaps for the family album. And here's where the eBay part comes in. If you want to photograph something to put on eBay (maybe an unwanted Christmas gift?) it helps if the photo is a good one. And here are some photography tips to help you get the most from your eBay auctions: Tip 1, Eliminate as much clutter as possible from the background. Tip 2, Get as much light as you can onto your object (use table lamps, spotlights...anything that will add light). Tip 3, If it's small enough, and you have a white bath, photograph it in the bath. Light will reflect from the sides of the bath to illuminate yout object perfectly and the white background will look professional. How to get $300 of valuable digital photography goods for just $15Last year you might remember that I got together with a good friend of mine, Amy, to deliver a great photo gift for all my readers. Amy is a photographer, author and teacher and has a real knack for making difficult photography techniques seem easy. Well, this year, we've done it again. A special offer for all my readers! Amy publishes a monthly online photography magazine stuffed full of photography tips and ideas. She also includes video tutorials to make things really clear and simple. And there's a monthly photography competition where you could win $50! In this year's offer Amy is giving away the last 18 back issues of her magazine (worth $270), a copy of her eBook "Powerful Landscape Photography" (worth $30) AND a copy of "Digital Photography Techniques (worth $17) all for just $15 per month subscription. Risk free! If you sign up for the subscription, and then decide that it's not really for you, you can cancel - and still get to keep all the free gifts. You can cancel at any time, but to be honest the magazine is so good I doubt you'll want to. In fact, of those who subscribed last year 87% continued their subscription! Click to read all about Amy and to view the offer. You'll see at the top of Amy's page that this is an offer for "digital-photography-tips.net readers only". This really is only available to you and you alone. It's not available anywhere else on the web. You'll also see that you only have until January 31st to subscribe. After that the offer is gone. Take a look at the offer now. I promise you wont be disappointed! Phew! Sorry if I've gone on a bit. I was also going to add that if you have any New Year's Day photos that you would like to add to the New Year's Day 2010/11 page you only have a few days left to submit them. On 31st of January (everything seems to be ending on the 31st of January!) the page will close to new submissions. Darrell. PS: I'll send out only one more reminder for Amy's offer. And then it's back to one newsletter per month, promise! PPS: Amy has let me have three videos for you to look at - just to give you a taste of what her magazine offers. In them Amy explains shutter speed, aperture and ISO: |
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