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That first image doesn’t look so good, does it. So how do we get it to look like the second…? So I took this picture today at Boyd Park in New Brunswick, NJ. I was scouting out potential locations for shoots, and I hadn’t been to the park in a…

It happens to the best of us. We get blemishes on our skin – zits, cuts, scrapes, scars, what have you. Some of these things you may want to leave in a picture. Someone might not want a permanent mole or beauty mark to disappear. But, I don’t know that…

Previously, I wrote about the . To briefly recap, a “stop” is a relative term describing how well-lit and well-exposed the image is. Adjusting the camera settings to increase the light by “one stop” will effectively double the amount of light in the picture (either by opening the aperture, raising…

Picture by izthistaken. I found this picture while browsing through the “portraits” tag on Flickr. Not what I expected at all to be lumped in with portraits. But cool nonetheless. The building is very rustic looking, nice subject. Looks kinda like the house is lit from the front, judging by…

About Digital Photography How To

Digital Photography How To is intended to be a guide to people learning how to use their digital SLR cameras. Three years ago, I had never picked up a camera; now, I produce a yearbook every year and I moonlight as a professional photographer.

I write this website to share what I've learned in that time. The topics will range from truly beginners topics, to tutorials for post processing, to resources for yearbook and graphic design, to thoughts on transitioning from a hobbyist to a professional. Keep up to date by subscribing to the RSS feed.