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AlwaysPhotographing
Welcome to AlwaysPhotographing, devoted to the art of photography using digital and traditional techniques. This site is devoted to photographers who want to learn more about photography, or to discover what others are doing. Through this site photographers Richard Cox and Valerie Whittier share their experience and adventures as they live their lives "always photographing".
This latest tutorial shared tips for capturing the precious early years in which a baby grows and changes dramatically:
How to Photograph a Baby
How to Photograph a Baby
In his newly released book, Will Steacy collects essays from photographers about moments that they did not capture on film. The collection provides insight into the creative process that photographers employ to capture the moments that they do photograph.
Photographs Not Taken
Photographs Not Taken
Chelmsford, MA photographer discusses her experiences with creating memorable portraits to remember this important moment in a young woman's life.
Read the full interview on Chelmsford Patch
Read the full interview on Chelmsford Patch
Aday.org is inviting everyone to sign up to contribute an image of daily life on May 15, 2012. The photos will be displayed on their website and selected photos will be published in book form.
Sign up on aday.org
Sign up on aday.org
Platter lets you share photos of what you are cooking and eating, tagging the ingredients. You can also follow your friends and see what other people are cooking or give a list of ingredients and get suggestions for what you can make.
Get Platter
Get Platter
Boudoir photography is becoming popular and overcoming its sleazy image in the hands of a new generation of women photographers.
Read more in the Mercury News
Read more in the Mercury News
Google's latest animated logo celebrates the 182nd anniversary of the birth of Eadweard J. Muybridge, a British photographer who created a series of photographs in the 1870's to analyse the motion of a galloping mare. The groundbreaking work in animation using film strips paved the way for movies.
Read more and see the doodle on the Washington Post
Read more and see the doodle on the Washington Post
Our latest tutorial shares tips on creating High Dynamic Range images:
How to Create a High Dynamic Range Photograph
How to Create a High Dynamic Range Photograph