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The APN Guide: Macro vs. Invertebrate Photography

Feb 27, 2017

When you take up your camera to start photographing, there's an incredibly large number of topics to choose from. It takes a special kind of person to truly appreciate the little things in life. And those "little things" aren't the ones you're probably thinking of, because I'm talking invertebrates. That's right, the regular creepy crawlies. The many-legged creatures that are - to some - the stuff of nightmares. To others - like Macro Photographers - they're beautiful and a favored subject. But you don't need a Macro lens to capture these amazing, small animals on camera. In fact, there's a special category called Invertebrate Photography,

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SUMMER CONTEST - CLOSED

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%AllArtSupport (https://www.deviantart.com/allartsupport) Rules to enter the Contest "Summertime and the livin' is easy" This contest is running on the group AllArtSupport (https://www.deviantart.com/allartsupport) but the members of the affiliated groups Soulcollectors (https://www.deviantart.com/soulcollectors), TheFavouriteShowcase (https://www.deviantart.com/thefavouriteshowcase), TraditionalPainting (https://www.deviantart.com/traditionalpainting) and Global-Photos (https://www.deviantart.com/global-photos) are also welcome to submit to the contest folder; The contest starts on the 30th June 2015 and you have until the 31st August 2015 (it won't be extended) to submit; All works should be new (posted on DA from the 30th June 2015 until the end of the contest); You may submit 2 pieces (any medium, except literature): one piece in July and other piece in August; If you didn't submit in J

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The APN Guide: Macro vs. Invertebrate Photography by Mouselemur, journal

The APN Guide: Macro vs. Invertebrate Photography

Feb 27, 2017

The APN Guide: How to Identify Birds by Lunnika-Horo, journal

The APN Guide: How to Identify Birds

Jun 24, 2016

Hello and welcome! Since it is Bird Photography month at AnimalsPlantsNature (https://www.deviantart.com/animalsplantsnature), we are presenting to you a new tutorial by Lunnika-Horo (https://www.deviantart.com/lunnika-horo): How to identify bird Hi! I'm a young photographer-naturalist but I don't only take pictures of animals and birds - I know exactly what species I have photographed! Today I will share with you a self algorithm - the best ways to understand what bird species you meet So let's get started! Section 1: What you should do if you have heard a new bird sound Section 2: What you should do if you have saw a new birdSection 3: What you should do if you

Photography 101: Chapter 05: RAW and Basic Editing by Yuukon, journal

Photography 101: Chapter 05: RAW and Basic Editing

May 24, 2016

Chapter Five: RAW & Basic EditingHi there! Yuukon (https://www.deviantart.com/yuukon) once again, presenting you the new chapter of Photography 101! I can't believe this is the fifth already! If you are new to Photography 101, I recommend you to check out the first four chapters before continuing: Photography 101: Chapter 01: Basics - Looking Photography101: Chapter 02: Composition - Location Photography 101: Chapter 03: Lighting Photography 101: Chapter 04: Light sources and WB Today we will be tackling a subject I have answered many, many questions about over time: What is RAW, and why is it "better" than jpeg?! What is RAW?Pro's of RAW compared to JPEGCons of RAW

The APN Guide: Grounds in Landscape Photography by Mouselemur, journal

The APN Guide: Grounds in Landscape Photography

May 9, 2016

What is the first thing you look at in a photograph of a landscape? When you decide to pick up your camera as a hobby, you’ll soon learn that one of the key points to “getting it right” is to consider composition each time you press the shutter. You probably know all about the rule of thirds.It’s the most commonly used guide for photographers. Instead of situating your subject in the center of your frame, you divide your image into thirds – horizontally and vertically (a handy option on nearly all cameras these days). The interesting points in your photo can be found in the section where those lines intersect. E

Creative Flower Photography w/o Macro Equipment by linneaphoto, journal

Creative Flower Photography w/o Macro Equipment

Apr 22, 2016

Many associate flower photography with macro equipment, including myself. However, there are many creative ways of photographing flowers without the use of specialist equipment. This tutorial will give you ideas of how you can use ordinary lenses that you already own to get stunning shots of even the smallest flowers! It's meant to give both beginner photographers encouragement as well as providing inspiration for more experienced photographers to try something new. I have divided the tutorial into three types of focal lengths, wide angle, normal, and telephoto and I'll show you some examples as well as a few guidelines to help you try these

Photography Resources List by Yuukon, journal

Photography Resources List

Mar 18, 2016

General Editing Windows Fotor Serif Photo Plus Pixlr GIMP + G'MIC (plugin) :star: PhotoScape Paint.Net Polarr Pixlr-O-Matic PicMonkey RawTherapee BeFunky PhotoCat PiZap iPiccy DarkTable (also for Linux) :star: Mac Fotor Pixlr GIMP + G'MIC (plugin) :star: PhotoScape X Polarr Pixlr-O-Matic PicMonkey RawTherapee BeFunky PhotoCat PiZap iPiccy DarkTable :star: Android Adobe Photoshop Express Adobe Lightroom Mobile Photo Editor BeFunky Snapseed Polarr iOS Adobe Photoshop Express Adobe Lightroom Mobile (iPad only) Photo Editor BeFunky Snapseed Noise Reduction Windows Helicon Filter Neat Image NDNoise Mac Neat

Photography 101: Chapter 04: Light sources and WB by Yuukon, journal

Photography 101: Chapter 04: Light sources and WB

Apr 26, 2016

Chapter Four: Light sources and white balanceHi there! It's Yuukon (https://www.deviantart.com/yuukon) again, with a new chapter of Photography 101! If you are new to Photography 101, I recommend you to check out the first three chapters first: Photography 101: Chapter 01: Basics - Looking Photography101: Chapter 02: Composition - Location Photography 101: Chapter 03: Lighting So, today we will be talking about the various light sources you can use in photography. These are the three most used light sources that I will focus on: Available Light Natural Light Flash Next to that, we will also talk about the importance of white balance and how it affects a photograph. Payi

The APN Guide: Shooting Flowers, Trees and Plants by Mouselemur, journal

The APN Guide: Shooting Flowers, Trees and Plants

Apr 15, 2016

Spring is a beautiful time of the year. You only need to step outside to see trees budding, plants basically growing in front of your eyes and flowers starting to bloom. Even when you're not a proficient photographer, you might have felt the urge to grab hold of a camera and snap a few quick pictures. But what if you want to take Flowers, Trees and Plants Photography a bit more seriously? Here are some of the basics to get you started. Know your camera. Make sure you have a good-quality camera - I'm not talking thousand of dollars worth, a fancy DSLR and dozens of lenses. A compact camera is a good enough way to start - but make sure you

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