Well, its been over a year now since the last issue of Tips & Tricks Photography published an issue, however I’m sure there might be a few of you still around wanting to read so I thought I would see about getting back to it.

I thought I would try to get back into releasing issues again, however this time I will be trying a different format. I liked the format of the previous versions, but when it comes down to how much time I can dedicate it became very difficult to dedicate enough time to trying out 3-4 new techniques and writing about them. The result being longer times between issues. What I’m aiming to try here is cutting the issues down to 1-2 articles, which is hopefully more manageable and hence easier to post. Hopefully, it will also mean more time to dedicate to the photography itself.

As with the previous issues, the goal is to share and explore the world of photography, creative ideas and of course great shots. So if you have any ideas, techniques, or photos to share feel free to send them along.

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For those who are still reading!
This is a bit of a different issue, in this issue we are talking strictly talking about custom framing and how to do it.
If your not interested in learning matting and building your own custom frames, hold tight we should have a more regular issue out in a bit.

Click on the title to access the issue

Cheers
Jeff

© Tips and Tricks Photography 2009.

The flowers are growing, the animals are moving and the photographers are out and about. That only means one thing, summer is here. I've managed to get out a bit and try a few techniques and in this issue share a few of them with you. Doug Ward also provides insights into vacation photography and suggests some tips to make the most of your photos.

In this issue:

Implying Motion - The Art of Panning
Vacation Photography
Impressionistic Photography
Adding Rain to a Photo

Cheers
Jeff

© Tips and Tricks Photography 2008.

And you thought the PDFCast was done! Yes, we took a pretty long break, but the PDFCast continues on. Spring is here, the flowers are growing and cameras are shooting!

In this Issue of Tips and Tricks Photography

- Creating a Photo Book
- Making Sharper Images
- Pinhole Photography using a DSLR
- Dreamscapes

Hey Everyone, we are planning to get out an new issue soon, however I have been getting a lot of comments regarding problems with downloading Issue 5. I tried several fixes but nothing seems to work, thus this is a repost of Issue 5, hopefully this corrects the problem! My apologies to those who will be receiving this a second time.

Cheers
Jeff

A bit of news about Tips and Tricks Photography: We are starting to change the site around. We are trying to generate some revenue so we can start a dedicated site for Tips and Tricks. To do this we have added Google AdSense. We have also added a new poll to the website, so we can get a feel for the type of photography you enjoy and things you would like us to focus on. Hopefully in a little bit of time we can have a new site up and running to add a forum, photo gallery, contests, and other great features. In this issue: Off Camera Flash Waterfall Photography Photography Freeware and a new section on Post-Processing (this issue focuses on adding fog to your photos).

A bit of news about Tips and Tricks Photography:
We are starting to change the site around. We are trying to generate some revenue so we can start a dedicated site for Tips and Tricks. To do this we have added Google AdSense. We have also added a new poll to the website, so we can get a feel for the type of photography you enjoy and things you would like us to focus on.

Hopefully in a little bit of time we can have a new site up and running to add a forum, photo gallery, contests, and other great features.

In this issue:

Off Camera Flash
Waterfall Photography
Photography Freeware and a new section on Post-Processing (this issue focuses on adding fog to your photos).

A bit of news about Tips and Tricks Photography: We are starting to change the site around. We are trying to generate some revenue so we can start a dedicated site for Tips and Tricks. To do this we have added Google AdSense. We have also added a new poll to the website, so we can get a feel for the type of photography you enjoy and things you would like us to focus on. Hopefully in a little bit of time we can have a new site up and running to add a forum, photo gallery, contests, and other great features. In this issue: Off Camera Flash Waterfall Photography Photography Freeware and a new section on Post-Processing (this issue focuses on adding fog to your photos).

Finally it's out!

Well the summer is officially over and I finally made myself sit down to finish a couple of articles started a few months ago.

I hope all of you had a great summer and took lots of pictures. If so send them in for the cover contest or what is sure to be an up and coming issue dedicated to the photography of the readers of Tips and Tricks Photography. Perhaps we could turn it into a giant critque issue.

Since things are settling down back into the usual routine, I imagine these issues will be more regular. One way to help make the issues more regular is to send in your tips or ideas. The more content we have, the faster issues get put out.

In this Issue
- Presenting Photographs
- Selective Colour
- The Basics of Bokeh
- A Plea to the Readers
- Two pages of Quick Photography Tips to help out your Photographs

Cheers
Jeff Tindall

© 2007 Tips and Tricks Photography

Another issue and things are going great, we have a couple of new contributors to this issue. We are also in the middle of developing a new section of the magazine dedicated to learning Photoshop Tips & Tricks.
We also have another great cover photo and look forward to seeing more cover photos from you.

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There have been a few comments about grammatical errors in this issue. There have been a few comments about grammatical errors in this issue. This is an updated version that hopefully removed most of the mistakes. My apologies for those that had to endure the read! It's likely not perfect, but hopefully more tolerable.
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In this issue:
- Buying Photography Books
- Low Light Photography
- Photoshop Actions
- Protecting Your Images Online
- Walcom Tablet Review
- Photoshop Tip - Radial Blur

Enjoy

© Tips & Tricks Photography 2007