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Guest Post & Photo by Joe Farace The best way to improve your photography is practice. Shoot each week so you get to the point where you don’t have to
Post by In Part I and Part II of this series I covered tips for helping avoid memory card data loss. In this article, I will continue the discussion with
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Many photographers tend to find themselves photographing the same subjects over and over. This is definitely not a bad thing, since finding a niche and being good at it is
I consider myself primarily a “people” photographer, and most of all I love to photograph children. Photographing kids and babies can be a lot of fun, but also can be
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