Why “P” (Programmed Auto) is not the best
This tip sheet was primarily written for military photojournalists but it applies to anyone who just hasn’t quite figured out how to set up your camera to get the optimal exposure.
Hopefully these will give you some idea on just how you can do that very thing – improve your photography.
(EDITOR’s NOTE: This website is NOT endorsed by the U.S. Army Reserve, U.S. Army or Dept. of Defense. Additionally no compensation is paid to the author by camera manufacturers, software development companies, book authors and/or book publishers. All comments by the author are solely his own.)
Resolutions for Photographers
This tip sheet was primarily written for military photojournalists but it applies to anyone who made a resolution to improve your skills behind the camera.
Hopefully these will give you some idea on just how you can do that very thing – improve your photography.
(EDITOR’s NOTE: This website is NOT endorsed by the U.S. Army Reserve, U.S. Army or Dept. of Defense. Additionally no compensation is paid to the author by camera manufacturers, software development companies, book authors and/or book publishers. All comments by the author are solely his own.)
All I Want for Christmas …
This tip sheet was primarily written for military photojournalists but it applies to anyone who wants to tell someone, anyone that will listen what they want for Christmas this year.
Hopefully these books will give you years of photography ideas to enhance what you already know.
(EDITOR’s NOTE: This website is NOT endorsed by the U.S. Army Reserve, U.S. Army or Dept. of Defense. Additionally no compensation is paid to the author by camera manufacturers, software development companies, book authors and/or book publishers. All comments by the author are solely his own.)
Own the night
This tip sheet was primarily written for military photojournalists but it applies to anyone who wants to nail some really great night shots that have people in them – without using a flash.
Photoshop Layers Adjustment Panel
This tip sheet was primarily written for military photojournalists but it applies to anyone who doesn’t quite understand one of the most powerful tools in Photoshop – the Layers Adjustment Panel.
Understanding Color Balance & Temperature
This tip sheet was primarily written for military photojournalists but it applies to anyone who has problems with their color balance selections. Here’s a few tips and tricks to hopefully help you out.
Improving conference photography
This tip sheet was primarily written for military photojournalists but it applies to anyone who has or will have to photograph a conference of some kind. Those of us in the military photojournalism field do our fair share of covering events like these so I thought I would share with you how I approach assignments like this.
(EDITOR’s NOTE: This website is NOT endorsed by the U.S. Army Reserve, U.S. Army or Dept. of Defense. Additionally no compensation is paid to the author by camera manufacturers, software development companies, book authors and/or book publishers. All comments by the author are solely his own.)
Coming Soon … Infinity Fotos Tips
Based on a monthly photojournalism column I just started writing to help Army Reserve Soldiers who are photojournalists, I will also start providing the same type of articles, if not reprints of the same articles, to you…depending on the subject matter.
While some of the subjects of military photojournalism may not apply to you personally, the tips and techniques I will be sharing with you can be applied to most forms of photography.
So check back soon for more!
