Entries by #iamdpc

Fixing Exposure Extremes as a Photographer.

What is “Clipping” in photography?  When the brightest tones in your photograph are pure white, and they contain no image detail at all, this means the highlights have been “clipped” off.  Conversely, when the darkest tones in your photograph are pure black, and they contain no image detail at all, this means the shadows have […]

Minimum Handheld Shutter Speed for Crisp Photos

Minimum Handheld Shutter Speed for Crisp Photos There is a good reason why professional photographers suggest that you use a tripod for tack sharp photos. We do not realize it, but even the tiniest of movements from our hands can creep into the image in the form of camera shake. This does not make much […]

Focal Points and Eye Snags in Photography

If you’re having trouble identifying the best way to photograph a scene, the best way to start is to pick a subject or focal point. Using a Focal Point: sit back for a moment and imagine yourself sitting on the front porch of a house.  You’re looking out at the scene in front of you: […]

What is Your New Year Resolution 2023?

1. Focus on a Passion, Not the Way You Look 2. Work out to feel good, not be thinner. 3. Stop gossiping. 4. Give one compliment a day. 5. Go a whole day without checking your email. 6. Do Random Acts of Kindness 7. Read a book a month. 8. Go someplace you’ve never been. 9. […]