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[Strong Graphics] Big Ideas, Small Budget – How To Create Fun Conceptual Images On A Small Budget
Morgana Creely
Editor note. The post has some strong graphics in it which may not be to everyones taste. Proceed with caution. Photography can be an expensive...
Why Leaf Shutter Lenses Matter
R.J. Kern
Have you wondered how something as simple as a lens design might shape your approach to off-camera lighting? And what if that same lens could...
From Shoot To Blog, What Is The Best Way To Get Your Images Looking Great (Also On Your Blog)?
Dave Kai Piper
First thing…. Having a good workflow from camera to web is key. It should be noted that this workflow not a wedding workflow or a...
How To Turn Your Photos Into Beautiful Resin Jewelry
Lindsey Leigh Graham
Looking for an innovative way to show off your latest and greatest photos? Try experimenting with personalized jewelry using pictures from your most memorable vacation...
Creating A Children Photography Studio On A Budget
Elizabeth Moore
Let’s face it: the thought of taking an existing space and converting it into a studio can be daunting to say the least! As a...
Dolly zoom (Or Vertigo Effect) Tutorial for Timelapse and Hyperlapse
Eric Stemen
For anyone who has ever seen those shots where it looks like the subject of the scene stays the same size but the background recedes...
How I Shot This Portrait In Pouring Rain
Ilko Allexandroff
Hi, Ilko Allexandroff here, in this post I’m happy to share the behind the scenes for one of my favorite shoots that was shot in...
How To Properly Shoot Landscape Night Photographs
Tomer Razabi
Shooting landscapes during the night can make for a stunning photo. Our eyes can see the night sky in great sensitivity – we can look...
DIYP Reviews The Lomokino Analog Movie Maker
Itay (ET) Galim
What da!? Here is the short answer (AKA straight to the point) The LomoKino is a 35mm truly analogue movie camera. Using a normal 35mm...
How To Survive The Agonizing Process Of Building A Portfolio
Andreas Bergmann
Hi there, DIYP readers. I’ve been given the awesome honor of writing on a regular basis for the site. So, I figured I’d start out...