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I’ve read some excellent articles recently. Here is just a handful:

Bad weather, good photography

Digital Photography School gives you six good reasons why you should leave the comfort of your home in adverse weather to shoot photos:

• Make the best of bad weather - 6 challenges for photographers

Turn your photos upside down

I Speak Film flips some photos with scenes reflected in water to add some interesting effects:

• Flip your reflections

I actually tried this one out before reading the article and posted the result to Flickr.

Put the color back in your sky

Beyond Megapixels has a great Photoshop post on using gradient filters:

• How to fix washed out skies in landscape photos

A quick snapshot

Photodoto has an amusing post on taking a quick snapshot:

• The making of a “simple” snapshot: a photo essay in four frames

Photography to go

For travel photographers check out Single-Serving Photo for the:

• Ultimate travel photography checklist

Blogging tips

For all you photo bloggers out there check out this informative article by Shawn Duffy:

• (Photo)Blogging Tips

Always read the fine-print

And lastly, Jim M. Goldstein reminds us to always read the fine print when it comes to entering photo contests. You’ll be surprised what some companies will try and do with your incredible image:

• How the rights to your photo are being hijacked through photo contest and social media

Enjoy.

Related posts

• See other posts from the What I learned about photography this week series

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