FREE PHOTOGRAPHY SEMINAR IN POWERBOOKS GREENBELT

Please join me (Jeff Cua) as I give this free photography seminar in Powerbooks Greenbelt. I will be discussing different tips and tricks such as maximizing the use of camera, shooting like a pro, composition technique like rule of thirds and more!! Just go there on September 18 2010, lecture starts 3pm and ends 5pm

FREE PHOTOGRAPHY SEMINAR IN POWERBOOKS GREENBELT

Improving your black and white photos with 5 essential tips

I must say that black and white is truly my favorite because it is very dramatic and it goes directly to the message without the distraction of colors. i have here a few tips on what too look for when shooting black and white images.

Improving your black and white photos with 5 essential tips

Due to insistent public demand: Article on creating portfolio

Jel Hernandez photo. Winner of Litartista contest

I have been getting a lot of inquiries on making portfolio. Here is an article from Alain Briot, something really detailed and tackles different approaches to making a portfolio. I am reposting the article here.

Due to insistent public demand: Article on creating portfolio

Nikon Lens Simulator - This is why I love Nikon

I am a Nikon user, all my film cameras and digital SLR are Nikon. I found this in the Nikon website and it is a lens lens simulator. It shows you what

Nikon Lens Simulator - This is why I love Nikon

Tilt shift your photos

 I want to share this really cool online application application that converts your photos like it was taken using tilt shift lens. Tilt shift effect is known for photos that looks like miniatures. Just upload your desired photos in their website and tweak it until you get what you like

Tilt shift your photos

The complete LOMO look in 5 easy steps

Lomography is all about what photography is not. So called lomographers enjoy blurry dreamy images, vignettes, over saturated photos, high contrast,  distortions and unpredictable outputs of expired films. The motto that shouts "just shoot, don't think"

The complete LOMO look in 5 easy steps

Lessons on how to combat photographer's drought

 (jeff cua)

Writers get writer's block,  photographer's have what you call photographer's drought. Photographer's drought is when you have no idea of what to shoot, you look at your portfolio and everything looks the same, as if there is no more subject to shoot. It can happen to anyone and even to the best photographers too. How do you combat it? There are ways, many ways to get out of it.

1. Do something different. If you shoot in the same place over and over again get out of it and try another place. If you shoot every week at the same time, change the time you shoot if not you will always get the same subject. Also change

Lessons on how to combat photographer's drought