Telephoto lens and avoiding the blur
By Timothy Kusherets
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Photography
Eight cheap tips and tricks for photographers
By William H. Mullins — Save a few dollars on solutions to day-to-day problems encountered by photographers.
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Creating a line of greeting cards
By Lisa Densmore – Advice on picking the right images, blank versus greeted, finding the right printer and pricing your cards.
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How to shoot carcasses
By Wayne van Zwoll – People and purple vistas have their place in photos. So too the recently defunct.
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Tips on wildlife photography
By Jim Smith – Find out the best time of day for shooting wildlife and more.
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Photographing people: candid action and portraits
From the standpoint of marketability, photos of people engaged in recreational activities often have more value.
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Light, camera, action …
Ten tips for adding movement and motion to your photographs
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No photographer left behind
By William H. Mullins About 25 years ago, I learned an invaluable wildlife photography lesson when I had the good fortune to partner with a couple of seasoned photographers preparing to work a ferruginous hawk nest in the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area in southwest Idaho. James P. Blair, a National Geographic
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