School Requirements for Photography

According to an ancient Chinese proverb, a picture is worth a thousand words; if the adage is true, then photographers have a lot to say. Although their eloquence may come naturally as the result of raw skill and talent, a career in photography often requires several years of education, training, and experience. High School Diploma or GED Equivalent Photographers are required to have a high school education or GED equivalent. If offered,...

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How to Store Poster Prints

If you have run out of room on your walls and are looking for a way to store your extra poster prints, or if you just need a way to keep your posters safe until you can display them again, then there is a way that you can store your posters and keep them safe for a very long time. The primary enemies of posters are sunlight, moisture and air. So to protect your posters you need to limit the exposure to all of those elements. Instructions 1 ...

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How to Use Strobe Lights in Photography

Strobe lights are basically large or small detachable flashes that are commonly called cold lights in photography. The reason is that these lights are relatively cool compared to hot lights, those studio lights which are always on and get hot enough to set fire to a phone book. The advantage with cold lights is you don't have to sweat and waste a lot of energy; the disadvantage is they can be more difficult to meter and control, because they aren't...

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Creative Photo Crafts

With the wide variety of high-quality consumer digital cameras and photo-quality home printers available, the ability to share photographed moments has become easier than ever. With this has come a wide variety of creative photo crafts for displaying and sharing these moments with friends and family. Photo Collages A photo collage can be made the old-fashioned way: by gluing or laminating a collection of photos together that follow a...

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