All Day I Dream About Photography

Many of us dream not only about photography but also about a happy career doing what we love the most : shooting.

If you want to get started on photography as a career, entering the field using a traditional business model will make you face tough market competition.
If you are an already well established photographer in your field and you want to look for something that will help spice up your career, challenge your skills and expand your business

In both case scenarios , there is something i want you to read :

Destination Photography Business by Karma Hill

This book in 122 pages and 9 sections only will inspire and help you tap into a multi-million dollar business called : Destination photography.

You can view all the details about it on Destination Photography Business and purchase it

(E-Book Instant Download)
$39.00
(Paperback)
$39.00

Here is our review for the book :

Section 1 : Introducing Destination photography

What is boudoir photography?

Boudoir photography is a subset of glamor photography and a type of portraiture that specializes in bringing out the hot and sexy in women and portrays them in truly breath taking sensual, flirtatious look and poses.

If you want to start boudoir just out of pure enthusiasm and interest or as part of your career in photography, Ed Verosky can help you just do that in his book “10 ways to improve your boudoir photography now”.

A lucky reader will win a free copy of the e-book, to enter the draw just leave a comment here with a valid email address.

I will not spoil the fun of reading the book for you, but I’ll only go through the main topics outlined in the 44 pages so you know what to expect when reading.

Twitter is quickly becoming an interactive RSS reader replacement, I am often finding that all interesting posts in my RSS reader have already been shared on twitter.

So if you are a photography lover in quest for latest gear news, hottest photography articles, or simply inspiration here is a list of 33 twitter accounts that will keep you on the cutting-edge of photography in the blogsphere.

To stay up-to-date with all changes of the below directory you can simply follow our twitter photography list and of course you could follow us on twitter too

In no particular order here are the 33 must follow twitter photography accounts

It is time to share all the new blogs/photoblogs that answered my call. Although I did break my own “1 year” rule by a few months I couldn’t include blogs that have been running since 2006 or 2007 sorry !

So let’s get started

Blogs

1. “How I Took It” by Richard Hollins (RSS)
   Richard share with us how he took and processed some of his favorite shots
2. “Alltag eines Fotoproduzenten” by R. Kneschke (RSS)
   German stock photography blog
3. “More About Photography" by Mario Bucolo (RSS)
   Mainly interesting photography links that Mario shares with his readers

A couple of days ago @Plus961asked on twitter if it was possible to watermark pictures using Adobe Lightroom or if there was a need to “upgrade” to Adobe Photoshop.

Having no answers for the question back then I did some research on the issue and found out that it could indeed be done with the LR2/Mogrify plugin.

Here is a highlight about what you will need to use this plugin

• Download and install ImageMagick (windows users only)
• Download and install the LR2/Mogrify plugin
• And check this step by step tutorial to achieve the watermark