Summer Round Up

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Welcome to the Summer Round Up! This is a chance to look back at the posts from the last three months and catch up on any posts you might have missed. You can also check out the previous round ups for Spring 2013, Summer 2013, Fall 2013, Winter 2013-2014, and Spring 2014.

Consider joining in the Boost Your Photography: 52 Weeks Challenge! In September we will continue with out theme of exploring photographic subjects and styles. Join the Google+ Community to share your weekly photographs and receive feedback.

For Beginners

This is a collection of posts geared towards beginners or those who want to learn to do more with their camera. Many of the 'Tips and Tricks' and 'Inspired Ideas' posts will also be applicable. You can find other posts geared toward Beginners here or in the tab up top.

ISO Basics	Aperture Scale	Strategic White Balance
Demystifying the Histogram	Teaching Kids Photography 2	Capturing Motion

For Beginners: Composition

The focus for June was on properties of composition, so it makes sense to list those as a separate sub-category.

Composition: Rule of Thirds	Composition: Leading Lines	Composition: Fill the Frame
Composition: Orientation	Composition: Framing	Creative Ideas Using Shutter Speed

Tips and Tricks

Advice for getting the most out of your camera and your photography. You can find more Tips and Tricks posts here or in the tab up top.

Top Tips for Photography Portraits and Posing	Must Have Camera Apps	Must Have Post- Processing Apps
An Introduction to Filters	How Do You Do Black and White?	Better Back to School Photos

Inspired Ideas

This is a collection of posts containing ideas, both those that you can implement immediately and those that require a little more time, effort, and potential planning. You can find more Inspired Ideas here or in the tab up top.

Quick Tips
for Fireworks

5 Tips for Better Sunrise and Sunset Photographs

Street Photography

Guest Posts

During the winter, I became a regular contributor to Digital Photography School. These are my posts that were published over on their site in the last few months.

Creative Reasons to Use
Intentional Camera Movement

How to Create Amazing
Reflection Photos Using Puddles

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