A Year Ago on Boost Your Photography

2014:

• Shooting Modes, part 3: aperture priority. Aperture priority is a shooting mode you need to know. Find out the best situations to use aperture priority and how to know which aperture to choose. 

• Shooting Modes, part 4: manual mode. You've made it - the big kahuna! Find out how to master manual shooting mode.

• Top 5 Posts about Camera Settings. To kick off the new year, check out this look back at the Top 5 posts of all time about camera settings.

2013:

• Creative Christmastime Photography. Check out this collection of creative holiday photographs for some inspiring ideas for your own photography.

• Must Have Accessories for Your New Camera. Have a new camera? This post lays out the basic accessories that will get you started off on the right foot.

• Favorite Photography Books and Authors: part 1. This first post on my favorite photography books and authors focuses on authors who explore the bigger picture of photography and will inspire you will ideas for composition, design, and more.

• Favorite Photography Books and Authors: part 2. This post introduces some of my favorite photography books and authors that explain the more technical side of photography. Nail your settings with these great books.

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A Year Ago on Boost Your Photography

2014:

• Shooting Modes part 1: program mode. Learn how to use all the different modes your camera provides during this month-long series. This first post starts from the beginning by getting you off of Auto mode and into Program mode.

• Shooting Modes, part 2: shutter priority mode. After mastering Program mode, find out how and why to use Shutter Priority mode.

• Holiday and Photoshop Posts over at Craftsy. This next post features a collection of posts over at Craftsy including advice about how to photograph your holidays (without going insane) and how to use exposure compensation for perfect holiday lights.

2013:

• Yes, You Need a 50mm Lens. A 50mm lens is a major upgrade from your kit lenses, and this post lays out a series of arguments (and photographs) to show you what you might be missing. Plus, at around $100 USD, a 50mm lens is also a steal! 

• Dramatically Improve Your Photography for Less than $20. Looking to make a big impact in your photography for very little cost? This post lays out a variety of super-inexpensive upgrades that can drastically improve your photography.

• All about Bokeh. Bokeh is an incredible effect from lights and blur, and the holiday season is a perfect time to experiment with bokeh. This post will walk you through how to create fabulous natural bokeh shots.

• Shaped Bokeh. The next step in bokeh photography is to create shaped bokeh. This post will walk you through this simple DIY hack for shaped bokeh photographs. 

• How to Photograph Outdoor Holiday Lights. Capture incredible shots of outdoor Christmas lights displays with these easy tips. Find out when, where, and how to shoot.

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