Photography for Beginners: Getting Great Photos

Our stock photography workshop in France was a little more intense than I imagined. First the chateau, then the city… plus, sunset wasn’t until 9:00 at night so we often returned back to the hotel late. Traveling with an eight-month-old took its toll, too, so I’m...

Photography for Beginners: Editing

Over the last few days, I’ve sent you the very basics of getting started selling your photos, including: Where to sell your images Choosing a camera Finding the right lens Today, let’s talk about basic photo editing. Just about every photo you plan to sell should go...

Photography for Beginners: Lenses

In a previous entry I promised I’d give you a quick note about lenses. It wasn’t a subject I’d originally planned for this series, but I was persuaded to sway a little from the schedule yesterday when I remembered that Holger Mette – a guest speaker we invited to our...

Photography for Beginners: Cameras

Last week I sent you a collection of previously-published e-letters about where to sell your images. I mentioned that where you sell your images affects the kind of camera you buy and how you develop your pictures. So today let’s talk about your camera… We...

Video from Thailand

Bonnie here. You’re on our AWAI list to receive more details about our upcoming photography expedition in Thailand. Thailand is easily in my top three favorite photography destinations in the world. It’s easy to photograph people there — they’re so friendly. The...

August’s Photo Challenge Theme: Beat the Heat (closed)

Being in the DC heat last week was a challenge to this Pacific Northwest girl, who feels warm when the thermostat hits 75. Believe me, DC was WAY past that, which reminded me that August in Oregon is typically the hottest month of the year. Don’t get me wrong: I love...

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