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Quick Takes: Eddie Soloway—Photographing the Essence of a Subject

Part II: He’s back—and he has more of his insightful…

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Quick Takes: Eddie Soloway - Photographic Adventures

Part I: Eddie Soloway's images result from a youthful sense of…

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Santa Fe Photographic Workshops

Discover the spirit of place. Capture the soul of a portrait. Refine your personal style.…

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Quick Takes: Eddie Soloway - Photographic Imagination

Part III: Eddie Soloway wraps up the series with a simple question.

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Turning Point

Jim Graham opens his creative eyes

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Capturing the Essence of an Athlete in Photographs

Although many photographers look for the perfect moment, what Dave…

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What Your Favorite Films Can Teach You About Making Films

Steve Heiner creates a short D-movie based on blockbusters that…

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Online Exclusive: Time Lapse Photography Adds Interest to your D-Movies

Speed up time with interval shooting.

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John Shaw: A Photographer's Vision Simplified

See how one of the foremost nature, outdoor and natural history…

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Shooting Extreme Action Photography

Photographer Beth Wald doesn't just shoot from the sidelines; she's in the middle of…

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Create and Publish Your Own Photo Book

A photo book is a great way to share your images with the world.

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Competitive Edge

Andrew Hancock on sports photography

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Summer Lyn: Photographing Babies, Toddlers & Kids

Careful planning or just being lucky—both can work in your favor.

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Joe McNally and the new SB-910 AF Speedlight

Behind the Scenes of a Marketing Campaign Shoot

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Shooting the Effects of Global Warming

Gary Braasch follows the evidence; the power of photography does the rest.

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In Praise of Details

Finding the details in the everyday things around us can make for interesting photographs.

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Speedlight Tutorial: Day to Night Technique

David Tejada uses Speedlights to create the illusion of a night scene

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First Frame: Lemonade

Petr Brodík's abstract look at photographing lemons and water drops

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Active D-Lighting

Active D-Lighting optimizes high contrast images to restore the shadow and highlight details that are…

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At the Moment

Greg Gibson trades photojournalism for documentary wedding photography

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Taking Photographs of Alligators and Other Swamp Life

Get out and take a hike—just don't forget to bring your camera.

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5 Easy Composition Guidelines

Follow 5 easy tips for better photo compositions

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Getting Started: How to Hold Your D-SLR Camera

Getting sharper, more in-focus pictures can be as simple as learning how…

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Photographing NYC’s Times Square at night

Big cities like New York are full of great places to take photographs, with the…

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Remotely taking photographs

Flexible wired & wireless remote shooting options expand your photo taking capabilities

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Advanced Wireless Lighting

Advanced wireless lighting is the use of multiple Speedlights set up for wireless remote…

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How to Take Great Portraits

Tips from portrait photography pro Karen Kuehn

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Taking Better Photographs on the Water

Harbors, bays, oceans and rivers all have one thing in common—interesting and…

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Shooting Abstract Photos that Make the Viewer Guess

Sometimes showing just a hint of your subject can be more compelling…

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Moose Peterson: How to Photograph Winter Landscapes

Exposing so the Snow’s White and Six Other Tips for Great Winter…

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Photographing Sports Indoors and Out

Capturing the action of a sporting event is easy when you follow a few simple…

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The Importance of Quality Audio Capture

Simple tips for photographers shooting HD video with Nikon D-SLRs.

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Well-Seen Images

Rob Van Petten on photographers who inspire him

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Workshop: Places to Stand

Michael Clark on Three Words: Location, Location, Location

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Second Time Around

Take a closer look at some of our classic lenses updated with the latest technology.

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Outside Shots: Go Long

Tony Sweet on revealing the invisible in images

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Outdoor Pursuit

Bill Hatcher photographs the impossible—well, let's say the extremely difficult.

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Tips for Photographing Mountains

Making the most of mountains in landscape photographs

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Dustin Snipes: Rising Star

Photographer has a flair for capturing unique portraits of athletes and sports action

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The Challenge of Bird Photography

B. Moose Peterson tells why photographing birds in the field is well worth the…

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Speedlight Tutorial: Artificial Sunlight Technique

David Tejada uses Speedlights to add a late afternoon look to a scene

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Balancing Photo Exposures with Nikon's Active D-Lighting

Bring light to the shadows with Nikon's Active D-Lighting

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Getting Started: How to Change a D-SLR Lens

Learn the steps to changing your camera's lens.

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How to Shoot Landscapes

Learn some of the basics for taking better landscape photos.

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Rich Clarkson: The Right Place at the Right Time to Get the Shots

Rich Clarkson, an acclaimed photojournalist, who…

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Think About Your Subject Before You Begin Shooting

Find out why thinking about your photos can be as important as taking…

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When You Explore All Angles, Better Pictures Happen

Tom Bol explains how changing perspective can make a better image.

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Flash Points: The Control of Light

Color temperature, rear sync, slow sync: Three key elements in flash photography.

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Notebook: Reel World

Joseph Holmes' Projectionist Project

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How To Take Better Travel Photos

When you're planning your next trip or vacation, spend some time planning for the photos…

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Moving Pictures: The Learning Curve

Steve Heiner on starting at stills and going to video

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Absolutely Free

Creative risk-taking with Lindsay Silverman.

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Understanding ISO Sensitivity

Photography is built on the three pillars of exposure: shutter speed, aperture and…

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Basic Underwater Photography Tips

5 tips to taking better photos under the sea

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10 Tips for Shooting Autumn Foliage

Nature photographer Rod Planck offers tips for shooting colorful fall foliage

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A Light in the Forest

Rod Planck on photographing critters in the field with a Speedlight

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Composing Photographs

Tips for making better compositions when photographing in the field

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Quick Tips for Taking Better Portraits

Suggested Lens choices, exposure settings and focus modes

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Photojournalist Turned Digital Pioneer Travels the World Taking Pictures

A lifetime of photography takes Nick Didlick…

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The Edge: Drum Circle

Mike Corrado on shooting concert photography using remote cameras

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Photograph Family and Friends During the Holidays

The holidays are prime picture-taking time. Get some great tips on…

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Walkabout

Talk a photo walk with Nikon pro Lindsay Silverman.

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Using Teleconverters

Teleconverters let you extend your photographic reach

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Flash Photography the Easy Way

David Tejada's easy-does-it flash tips

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Want Images with Impact? Let Contrast Work for You.

Graphic power isn't always in the details.

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Peter Hemming: A Dozen Photos and the Stories Behind Each One

How an image was conceived is as important as the metadata…

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Macro Lenses

Reproduce objects up to life size using a Nikon Micro-NIKKOR Lens

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Taking Better Photographs of the American West

When you get a chance to visit the open prairies, and photograph ranchers…

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Photographing Insects and Other Small Creatures

These two tips will help you to capture fascinating close-ups of nature's…

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How To Grow Your Garden Photography Skills

Taking great photographs of your own garden is easy with a few simple tips

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How-To Take Great Photos at the Aquarium

Tips for photographing the fish and creatures that live under water

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How to Photograph a Solar Eclipse

Learn the techniques needed to shoot solar eclipses from Mr. Eclipse, Fred Espenak

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