Basic Photography – Framing and Composition

March 19th, 2010 by


Do you think placing a subject in the dead center of the photo is the best way to do it? This article will suggest something a little different that artists and photographers have been doing for years.

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Selling Stock Images – Research Tips For Artists

February 8th, 2010 by


If you would like to make the most money possible when selling your images to an online stock image site, it is important to research the sites first. By doing your homework before submitting your images, you will find out helpful information, including what quality of image is acceptable to a particular site, how much the images need to be enhanced if at all, what images sell the best, and what images might be missing in the top 40 best sellers.

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The Effect of Digitisation on the Methods and Practice of Photographers

February 5th, 2010 by


Digitisation has had a massive impact on the field of photography, our perception of the media and the nature of practice within the field. Artists like Andreas Gursky have embraced digital manipulation to create iconic work, however is this at the cost of a belief in the “truth” of photography? Digitalisation has made the work of a photographer easier and cheaper, and could be seen to have made photography available to everyone.

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How to Market Giclee Printing on Canvas to Your Clients

January 7th, 2010 by


There are thousands of different sites out there that you can use to help market your artists and help their works so that they will sell. Now, it might take you a bit of time at first to get all of their information, their art works listed, and to create profiles for them all over the web to help establish them as a great artist – but it will come.

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Photos on Canvas – Best Way to Give Your Photographs a Truly Outstanding Appearance

December 11th, 2009 by


If one is an artist/photographer and wants to achieve a distinguished place in this arena and have content customers then the following article is a must read. The artist needs to be creative and original in his ideas so that he can create something different. Canvas pictures provide for an innovative and different opportunity for artists to cash out on. The opportunity lies in the fact that our thoughts can easily be translated into pictures via canvas.

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Why Digital Photos on Canvas Are the Latest Modern Art Craze

October 19th, 2009 by


When you consider the artistic capabilities of digital photography, especially digital prints on canvas, you will see why so many artists and photographers love their digital cameras. Although digital photography isn’t new by any means, the use of digital printing on canvas is a relatively new concept that has grown in popularity and has broadened the way that artists exhibit their works.

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Beautiful Black and White Photography

September 9th, 2009 by


    Today, in the era of digital technology black and white are often awake nostalgic feelings of the 20th century, the good old times when the television was just invented, when people read colorless printed newspapers and when people were just imagining cell phones equipped with photo cameras. But still, dozens of years later, many artists still use black and white photography for artistic purposes. It is one of the best and cheapest types of photography for the beginners to te

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