Finding Inspiration For Your Photography

Hyperfocal.com has A great piece on Getting Inspiration For Your Photography

Read it HERE

I would like to just add some to it.

12. Dont think just shoot if you see it and you like it shoot it, dont over think the shot because you might miss it.

13. Look at how other do it and try to recreate it in your own style. There are numerous blogs by photographers out there that have a "How I shot It section." Find a photo you like and try to recreate it.

14. Read, Read, Read. There are tons of sites and info out there to help make you a better photographer so give yourself some homework try to read three photography articles a week if you gain just one idea from them it will be worth it..

15. Just Keep Shootin....


Feel free to add you 2 cents...

Vidoes Im Checking Out. Shutter Speed & PhotoShop..

SnapFactory.com has some great Tut's one photography lets Kick it off with Understandnig Shutter Speed



That Comic Book Effect...

About The Canon 5D MKII...

I rearly talk about new camera here but this one I feel will be a game changer. So I had to shout it out The Canon 5D MKII ( google It if you already havn't seen the specs on the beast)

Or Check Out CameraLabs Preview HERE

Here's a blog on why it such a game changer Click HERE

What I'm Checking Out...

What Is A Histogram From
BeyondMegaPixels.com



DIY Portrait Lighting from
AskThePhotographer.com



Understanding Daylight Exposure from
Digital-Photography-School.com



How I Did It: Golfer Portrait by Dustin Snipes over at DustinSnipes.com



Light up That Dark Photo from Photoshop101.com




How To Capture High Imapct Urban Portraits by Steve Paxon from Paxtonprints.com

Around My WebSphere!

Slow Shutter SpeedsCharles Clawson Guest Blooger On digital-photography-school.com. Show us
some neat thing to do with Slow Shutter Speeds.


Battle For The TitleBrian Auer @ epicedits.com give us a run doen on The new DSLR's on the block.


BackLighting Hair and Silhouettes Dan @ Cheapshooter has article it take a read you might learn somthing
I know I did...


Setting and UnderStanding Depth of Field
For Beginners Check out the article at EdbergPhoto.com
If you Feel you have a good grasp on the subject
Read this article from Jim @ ProPhotoLife.com
I read both cause it all ways good to brush up..


My Newly Found Favorite Photographer Dustin Snipes.(thanks goes to David hobby @ Strobist.com)Check out his blog.70 Portraits In 2Days


Getting Those Street Shoots
Susheel Chandradhas over @ BeyondPhotoTips.com has some simple ways for you to make yourself a better street photographer..

Breaking The Rules(of Photography That Is)
The Good Folk @ BeyondMegapixels.com lets us know how to get away with it..