I don't know how popular or usable is a Panorama photo, but it's definitely a way to spice up your portfolio and allow prospect buyers to view new and different angles of popular sites.

The good news is, they are really easy to photograph and create.

When you want to shoot a Panorama, the most important thing to remember is the exposure values, i.e. if the lighting conditions varies from frame to frame, you will get an uneven exposure that will be marked by diagonal lines where the images are overlapping.

The best way (if you use an SLR or Advanced P&P) to deal with exposure fluctuation, is to use exposure lock. I usually measure the brightest point in the frame and lock the exposure. it may shadow darker places, but will give an even look for...

This post is dedicated to my newborn Michael, who was born yesterday on 22/11/09.

I haven't signed him on model release yet, but his sister has bunch of photos on DT.

From Ultrasound to first moments alive, through growing up, babies create endless opportunities to stock photography.

and guess what, these photos sell.

Well, here are couple of tips about this exciting topic:

1.The easiest subject is to shoot your own child- Leaving privacy issues aside.

2. always seek eyes level, if it means lying down on the ground do that.

When shooting intimate situation,like breast feeding, avoid exposed flesh, it sells better and besides breast feeding isn't about breasts it's about bonding, love and maternity.

sometime,...