Photography articles and tutorials from around the web, gathered here for your convenience.

Experimental Photography: LightSpin

There have been a lot of light painting videos and articles, but there hasn't been anything like this yet! Check out the video of the LightSpin technique, but don't expect to find out the behind-the-scenes info until May 29.

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How to Photograph a Volcano

The answer is "Very carefully". Watch this unbelievable video and admire the guts it takes to capture these kind of photos.

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How to Capture Electricity on Film

One photographer devised a unique way to capture electricity on film. He zapped the film itself! Watch this video and see how he did it and the resulting photos.

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Photographer Inspiration: Tim Kemple

Tim Kemple is a professional outdoor photographer. He turned his childhood hobbies of exploring outside into a lucrative and enjoyable career path. Learn more about his natural progression into photography in this video.

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Photography Tips: The Difference Between Incident and Spot Light Meters

This video gives some excellent tips on when to use each type of light meter. An incident light meter helps during sunny days and when you have partial light and shadow on your subject. Spot meters help you expose a certain area as neutral, but watch the video and learn more and see if a light meter is right for you.

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How to Help Your Clients Feel Comfortable In Front of Your Camera

Portrait photography can be difficult when you're not working with models. And if part of your photography business plan is to photograph engagement or wedding photos you need to know how to make people comfortable in front of your camera. Read on to find out more.

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Photography Bucket List: Antarctica

Antarctica isn't easy to get to, but if a photo trip opportunity comes up, you better say yes. Read more about photography in Antarctica and see the fantastic photos possible.

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Photo Destination: Cape Spear, Newfoundland, Canada

Photography in Eastern Canada tends to focus on seascapes. But when you're at the most easterly point of Canada, maybe they should be called oceanscapes? Read more about traveling to and photographing this unique area.

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Some More Tips for Better Flower Photos

Flower photography can be very rewarding since you have a somewhat motionless subject that can't run away or change expression, so you get a lot of practice time. Read this short article to find out what areas to concentrate on to improve your flower photos.

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How to Deal with Indoor and Outdoor Lighting in Your Photos

When you're photographing indoors, if it's a sunny day there's a good chance you'll have to fight with the sunlight streaming in the windows. Curtains only do so much, and if you handle it correctly, a mix of natural and artificial light will create some great photos. Learn more in this video.

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