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posted by boughn - 5th of march, 2008
Fresh out of ideas? Your creative meter stuck on zero? Got the late winter idea blahs? I recommend reading this. It’s rather long but hey, if you are stuck in a morass of ... More...
First hurdle!
posted by cleaper - 22nd of february, 2008
Well I have just managed to get over 50 uploads accepted after a few weeks of being a new member. It was one of my first goals - now all I need is sales! The past few weeks have been really interesting and I have been trying to learn ... More...
Space Management - III
posted by aryanimagery - 22nd of february, 2008
I have discussed the space definition and camera position relative to space. In this one I have wrote my ideas regarding the lenses and how they affect the spce, wide angle and telephoto lens. When we use a wide-angle lens, we are ... More...
Space Management - II
posted by aryanimagery - 21st of february, 2008
Camera position plays a vital role in creating and arranging positive and negative spaces. The relationship between where the camera is positioned and where the elements in frame physically exist is one of the most important things ... More...
Space Management - I
posted by aryanimagery - 20th of february, 2008
Using Space Management and Layering, we manipulate the two dimensional photographic space and introduce depth by changing the relationship of distance between elements and their size. Positive and negative space occupies all areas ... More...
What Makes Best Selling Photo?
posted by boughn - 12th of february, 2008
The most popular concepts in the top photographs from last year are happiness/love/family and determined business teams. Don’t drop everything to focus on kisses and bunches of business types. Statistics only tell part of any story.... More...
Image & Text
posted by memsir330 - 30th of january, 2008
As a graphic designer, when I am searching for images to use in my work, I am not satisfied unless I can find a photo that is high resolution and appropriate for print. I usually look for photos with dynamic color, interesting composition ... More...
Tips for beginners??
posted by cleaper - 28th of january, 2008
It's now a few days since I joined Dreamstime and I am very much enjoying the learning curve of stock photography. So far I have had 16 images accepted out of 21, which I am pretty happy with as it is my first attempt, and I am just ... More...
A composition about composition...
posted by photoboykane - 25th of january, 2008
I've looked over some portfolios done by photographers who bemoan low rates of acceptance or sales... I see some GREAT images, with good technical skills and solid aesthetic appeal. However, there is something that MIGHT help boost ... More...
Composition
posted by boughn - 12th of december, 2007
There are some composition tricks that apply to stock photography specifically. As more and more image use migrates to the web, the old stock photo rule of leaving room for type is becoming less significant. It is becoming replaced ... More...
Breaking The Rule of Third
posted by bnilesh - 5th of december, 2007
As I discussed in my first blog Creating Eye Catching Images! very soon I will try to share my thoughts on breaking the rules of composition. ... More...
Creating Eye Catching Images !
posted by bnilesh - 26th of november, 2007
Every photographer wants to create eye catching images. What’s the secret behind capturing such images? Well truly speaking I am not expert in this field to say or guide on this issue. But I will definitely like to share something ... More...
Do You Need An External Light Meter?
posted by wysiwygfoto - 20th of october, 2007
Most all cameras these days have a built in light meter. Do you need one outside the camera to compose a great image? Well, it depends. On a digital SLR (at least the Canon cameras I own) you have 4 metering options with relation ... More...
Everything for a reason!
posted by photoboykane - 7th of september, 2007
I just blogged about something a talented art director always drilled into my head when we worked together. That got me thinking, and I remembered something else he insisted on, "Everything you DO to your photograph, do for a reason.... More...
Boost up your sales Part 4: rules of composition
posted by dnf-style - 17th of august, 2007
Day 4 and Part 4. I WAS planning to do one part a week but now find myself hooked enough to be looking for response on part 1 to 3 about 8 times a day and thinking about the next part even so many times. As you may see the title ... More...
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