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The idea behind “time lapse photography” is take a series of images or short segments of video over a set interval of time. Combine these images together to make a slow event happen faster, or a fast event happen slower.

One fun way to watch a solid turn to a liquid is to build a miniature snowman in a pan, set up a camera, and begin taking regular photos throughout the melting of the snowman. With a miniature snowman it only takes about an hour or so to completely melt.

If you don’t have snow to build a miniature snowman, you can do this same activity with a couple ice cubes or a bowl of ice cream or a popsicle.

This activity works best if you have a tripod to put the camera on so there isn’t movement.

There are also video cameras that have a time lapse…

Also…I’m noticicing some outdoor pictures I’ve taken with my Canon Rebel have overblown highlights and the details are washed out. Any tips to avoid this? Thanks!!!

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A behind-the-scenes look at master wedding photographer Joe Buissink’s acclaimed style

“There’s no such thing as a perfect image–only a perfect moment,” says Joe Buissink, one of American Photo’s Top 10 Wedding Photographers in the World. In Wedding Photography from the Heart, the premier photographer gives us an inside look at how he captures photographer gives us an inside look at how he captures the feeling of a couple’s wedding, seeing the moments from their perspectives and hearts.

Here, for the first time, are more than 150 of his stunning images–including many from celebrity weddings–accompanied by creative techniques, inspiration, and unparalleled advice. Joe brings us into his creative process, emphasizing “learning to see”–training yourself to anticipate the moments that matter–and, most important, developing a relationship of complete trust with your clients.

His…

Choosing a photographer .

How does one select a photographer from the many that are probably available in your area?

One can find a number of articles on the internet on how to choose a wedding photographer,  but what about other type of photography like portrait, pet, commercial or advertising work?

Let’s start by asking the question to oneself if we are comfortable with the photographer in a personal sense, as well as the quality of their work.  Does the photographer make you feel at ease? Do you find their character agreeable or do you sense an air of arrogance or perhaps even that “second hand car salesperson” approach. This is important, as they are in fact working for you!

The photographer’s work should basically sell itself, as should photographer’s character. After all, if one has trouble being sociable and courteous to customers, they have no business dealing with…