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In this post Marc Silber shares his #1 tip for improving your photography. You’ll hear this over and over from the photographers that I interview: Take your dang camera with you everywhere! Cartier-Bresson took his camera with him EVERYwhere—to the cleaners, to the cafe, to the cinema…he always had his trusty Leica M2 with him. Yep, that’s why I got one many, many years ago, hoping the magic would rub off. Ansel Adams got his famous Shot “Moon and Half Dome” on his way to happy hour.
The Biggest Secret of Photography
One of the wonderful things about digital photography is the creativity that you can engage in once you’ve got your image on your computer and in Photoshop.
12 Ways to Add Randomness and Creativity to Your Photography
I was going through an old ‘Digital Photographer’ magazine this afternoon and came across a good Top 20 list of tips for those wanting to get into Street Photography. Photography by Carlo Nicora Here’s their headings an a few thoughts on each one from me:
20 Quick Street Photography Tips
Smoke Art Photography - An Introduction
Here at DPS we are always on the look out for photographic techniques that are pushing the boundaries of the medium.