community of royalty free images and stock photography
Language: EN DE ES FR IT NL PT
Login Password
Forgot your password? | Not a member?

 
Home > Blogs! > Search results

Search results

First attempt with light tent...
posted by cleaper - 19th of june, 2008
Hi there, Well I've had a couple of images accepted from my first attempt with a light tent so I am quite pleased. I mostly take shots of landscapes and nature but I thought I would give something new a try. I bought a very cheap ... More...
Acupuncture Shoot Explained
posted by yanc - 9th of june, 2008
Hi guys! I recently did an acupuncture stock photo shoot and I thought I would share with you how I set it all up! You can check it out HERE. Enjoy!... More...
My second picture rejected, fixed then approved.
posted by sstedman - 25th of april, 2008
As I learn more about having my pictures approved, I am forced to improve my photography skills, which is a good thing. Here is my 2nd approved photo. When I first submitted it the picture was too dark and it was rejected. I ... More...
Food Photography... Subjects that don't require model release ;)
posted by retina2020 - 11th of april, 2008
When you look at food photos, they may seemingly seem simple. But there is a lot of work and thought behind each photo. See the video below, and you'll know what I mean. [link=http://youtube.com/watch?v=9HMAHlqm4GU]You Tube video ... More...
Exposure and Tonal Contrast
posted by aryanimagery - 12th of february, 2008
Correct Exposure is combination of Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO and a creatively correct exposure is combination of all of above and the photographer’s creative mind. I believe there is nothing can be termed as bad or good light ... More...
Need help with lighting...
posted by torie508 - 13th of september, 2007
I have a very small studio, about 8x10 ft., and I use halogen shop lights for my lighting. I have 2 of the double lights with tripods and 2 single lights that sit on the floor. It seems that I do not have enough lighting still to take ... More...
In between work part 4: Light and shadows
posted by dnf-style - 12th of september, 2007
Today one remark, one link, one photo and one recommendation all about light. Remark: They say photography is painting with light but you need shadows to be able to read your light. Link: [link=http://www.photoflexlightingschool.com/]... More...
Isolation and the use of white space.
posted by pirate59 - 9th of september, 2007
Hi everyone. Ive noticed a fair few of the really great isolated images (objects by them selves) have something in common. They all have a really strong white area. Background at times can as important to perfecting an image,... 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...
Photographing Shiny Objects
posted by photojay - 7th of september, 2007
If you haven't read "Light: Science and Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting" by Fil ... More...
Beginner looking for advice and tips
posted by frontdoormedia - 30th of august, 2007
I'd like to start off by giving a little bit of background on myself. Feel free to skip ahead 2 paragraphs to get to the main point of this post. I've just started to get into stock photo photography, something I just started to ... More...
Enough about Photography...It's NOT funny!
posted by photojay - 27th of august, 2007
I have tried, on several occasions, to put together some very well thought out and intuitive blogs about photographic technique. Problem is that I am more suited to tell astronauts how to put their space suit on than I am to tell photographers ... More...
Getting it ambient
posted by fertographer - 25th of august, 2007
Ambient light as it is, is the light available in an indoor setting or an environment. Many a times, the ambient lighting is sufficient enough for us to handle it due to its low intensity which indefinitely leads to slow shutter speed ... More...
Masters of Light
posted by boughn - 30th of july, 2007
Lots of blog talk lately about what differentiates a pro from an amateur. If an image has what it takes, I don’t care who took it. Could be a top photographer or my Aunt Nellie: it’s a professional image. But on the over all career ... More...
Page: 1
    Search the blogs!
    Stock Photography that BLOGS!

Give pictures the thousand words they are worth. Dreamstime wants your ideas and thoughts whether you are photographer, designer or other regular user. Tread into the Dreamstime blog area to create a blog to tell your story, promote favorite images and photographers.

Your texts can be accompanied by and illustrated with wonderful Dreamstime images of your choice.

The main goal of the blog area is to allow you to tell other Dreamstime community members about yourselves, who you are, what you think, what you do or what photography is to you.

For inspiration, look to the left of this page to see the hottest or the most useful blogs.

Create your own blog in seconds...

 

 
Upload image | About Us | FAQ | Contact Us | Terms of use | API / Referral program | Site map | Privacy policy
Support - phone: 1.615.771.5611, Click here to contact us

dreamstime
  Copyright © 2000-2008 Dreamstime. All rights reserved.
Dreamstime is a member of PACA and CEPIC.
HACKER SAFE certified sites prevent over 99.9% of hacker crime.