If you are using your smartphone’s camera, you probably have access to digital zoom. It sounds like a great option to help you get closer to your dog for photos…it’s a zoom, right? No. The emphasis in “digital zoom” is on the “digital” part…basically all you are doing is zooming in on a part of …
Summer means heat, humidity, and air conditioning…the perfect formula for condensation in your camera. When we specialized in the Caribbean and, when we were on the road, spent all day on assignment photographing and researching, we had a regular morning routine: as soon as we woke up, our cameras were relocated out to the hotel …
Summer means fun on-the-go for Fidos, whether in the form of festivals, day trips, or vacation getaways with your four-legged friend. And all those activities require batteries if you’re going to bring home vacation memories with your camera. Today’s 365 tip is a super simple one but one that can make ALL the difference between …
Whenever possible, we always say it’s best to turn your flash OFF when you’re photographing your pets. They don’t want a flash going off in their faces, and you don’t want the dreaded result of most flash photography: red eye or, in the case of pets, “pet eye.” Red eye isn’t really red in pet …
Today I’ve been getting ready for the #EBTweets Twitter party all day…but I made time after breakfast to grab this quick photo of John and Tiki on the front porch! I’ll be back tomorrow with a full 365 Photo Project post! In the meantime, hope everyone is having a safe and happy holiday weekend!