I am so behind in my reading that this may well become a very weighty list.
Fireworks with a point-and-shoot
As my only digital camera is a point and shoot I found this article very useful. See the tips at A Matter of Memories for shooting fireworks – including some impressive examples:
Flickr-ing
Neil Creek tells us the 10 things he hates about Flickr – and its users – and raises some interesting points. For me, my use of Flickr has changed as my photography experience has grown. I still very much enjoy being a part of the community and no doubt will for a long time to come. It’s what you make of it, right? I’ve even been known to give some unruly banner awards myself ;-)
How to hold your DSLR
A tiny tip from Beyond Phototips:
Whiten your whites
Planet Photoshop has a quick tip on ensuring your white background is, in fact, white:
Sharpen from in-camera
Fotohacker explains why in-camera sharpening mightn’t be such a bad idea:
Effects using a long exposure
Beyond Megapixels shows a variety of ways in which you can use a slow shutter speed to great effect. I especially like the zoom blur:
A stock partnership
JMG Galleries sheds lights on a new partnership between Flickr and Getty Images. Could this be a good thing for Flickrites?
Storing your precious photos
Hyperphocal shares a few different ways to ensure you don’t lose your photos:
Getting the focus right
Photodoto has excellent advice on the when, why and how of focus. No doubt your photos will improve after reading this:
And last, but by no means least
Martin Gommel, incredible photographer, has another round-up of tips over at Digital Photography School:
Enjoy.


Thank you so much for the link to my fireworks article, Lilahpops!! It is greatly appreciated and I am glad that you found it helpful. I hope that your readers will as well. I do have several other photography articles as well (composition tips, photographing children, etc.) and welcome you and others to check them out. Just visit and click on ‘Articles’ in the top navigation.
Happy shooting!!
Thanks Jill, I will certainly check those out.