Stock Photography Articles and Tips

A newer, 'better', faster, and cheaper digital camera seems to always be available, making your current camera seem 'uncool', agonizingly slow, and obsolete. How can you purchase a digital camera that will continue to stay cutting-edge for years to come? Read more»

Especially in today's troublesome economy, with the high prices of digital cameras, rechargeable batteries, tripods, filters, and other accessories, you might be tempted to save some money by purchasing cheaper, generic digital camera media. And why not? Photos taken with cheaper media should look just the same as those taken with more expensive media, as long as the files get written correctly. Your JPG images will not come out more pixilated, and uncompressed TIFF and RAW files will contain the same information. However, "saving money" has a few potential downsides. Read more»

An electrifying event in the game of baseball, a grand slam instantly changes the pace and outcome of a game. With one swing of the bat, the long ball with the bases loaded lets a team instantly take a commanding lead of the game. You can change the outcome of your game - shooting digital photographs - with these digital photography tips Read more»

This is a step by step guide to what to look for when buying a digital camera. It will focus you on the right model for you. What are the significant features you should look for, and what do those specifications mean? This guide will not help you buy the best digital camera, it will help you buy the right one. Read more»

Night photos can take on a somewhat magical quality you may find lacking in normal daytime photography. Amazing night pictures certainly can attract attention. As the sun goes down, however, it becomes harder to capture images without the proper equipment and techniques. Read more»