35mm Landscape Photography Techniques

Whether you're on vacation or live in an area with postcard-worthy vistas, photographing landscapes is simple with a 35mm camera and versatile lenses. Changing lenses and adjusting depth of field, exposure and shutter speed on a 35mm camera elevates your landscape photography skills from point-and-shoot to artistic. Vantage Points Take the time to scout a location, according to Robert Caputo, author of "Photography Field Guide: Landscapes"...

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Polaroid Vs. Digital

Unlike traditional film-based cameras, both Polaroid instant cameras and digital cameras are able to produce instant results, making photography quick and easy. However, the two formats have many important differences. As digital photography continues to increase in popularity, Polaroid instant cameras are becoming a rare sight. Quality In terms of image quality, most consumer-level digital cameras surpassed the clarity and color reproduction...

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How to Photograph Sunsets

Photographing sunsets isn't as hard as finding the perfect sunset to be your subject. Clear days do not yield the best sunset pictures, while cloudy skies give drama to the skies. Thick clouds obscure portions of the sky, and wispy clouds take on colors of their own, according to "How to Take Great Photographs of Sunsets with a Film or Digital Camera" on CameraWorld.com. Instructions 1 Know where the sun will be setting and scout spots beforehand...

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How to Photograph High School Seniors

One of the most most prized traditions of becoming a high school senior is the senior portraits that many have done. The professional sitting fees for these portraits can be very expensive. Instead of paying professional prices, take the pictures yourself. You do not even have to have a professional camera to take good pictures; most likely, your own digital camera will work, or you could rent one for the day from your local photography store....

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