When I wrote the latest Exposed! newsletter – “Breathing Life into Your Photos” – I was mildly concerned how people would react – I thought it may have focused too much on the soft skills side instead of tangible hard skills of photography.

But, we received very positive comments:

• “I always enjoy your newsletters but this is the best one yet.“
• “Thanks for this article on “breathing” Harry!  I loved it!  Far too often do I get wrapped up in taking a picture…“
• “… thank you for your really good bulletins. I am using it to practice and improve my skills. They are like a mini workshop each time.“

… etc. ‘Exposed!’ usually brings in mail but this newsletter seemed to hit a cord with people!

This also happened in the fall – I wrote “Five Myths of the Photo Business” and was a little concerned it would not do well because some take other opinions – the article was inspired by a government client who could not believe we would charge extra for a second, very different usage!

But this article also made waves – the article got picked up nicely throughout North America causing the biggest Exposed! spike we have ever received! It, too, hit a cord.

Thanks for the feedback – it keeps me writing photo newsletters and blog posts!

"Breathing Life into Your Photos" - Exposed! Photo Newsletter

We are delivering our April Exposed! newsletter to subscribers tomorrow:

“Breathe Life into your Photos

In this edition of Exposed! we explore ideas related to making better photos starting with the most simple elements like breathing.”

Whether winning a world championship (Dan Burke, below) or photographing a world champion you need to train yourself to perform!

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Whether winning a world championship (Dan Burke, above) or photographing a world champion you need to train yourself to perform!

Our ‘Exposed!’ Photo Newsletter went out last week.

October’s photo newsletter bloomed after a photo contestant asked why her photos had not been short listed in a contest. I was forced to quantify what makes a good photo or:

How to get your photos noticed!

Read the answer in this month’s edition of ‘Exposed!’

Next month’s ‘Exposed!’ reveals “Top Gift Ideas for the Photographer on Your List” with suggestions of what to buy for any level of photographer. There will be ideas for every budget and photographer.

Make sure you receive the newsletter – sign up for Exposed! at the top, right of this page.

Simple creative photo

Our Exposed! photo newsletter just went out to subscribers:

Shooting Through the Recession
A student confessed “My camera and computer equipment are dated and I’m reluctant to update anything before my income increases.” Photography can be expensive… but it doesn’t have to be.

The photo above was shot on a shoestring budget with motion effects done in the camera.

In this edition of Exposed! we share ideas to shoot out of the recession for new photographers, veteran hobbyists and those aiming to earn a living…

Read the whole article.

Harry

Do you ever get stumped? We all do, of course…

Our latest edition of Exposed! Photography Newsletter went out today. We look at creative blocks such as burnout and getting stumped.

Read “Stumped: Camera’s Creative Blocks” to make sure you keep the photos flowing.

Our latest ‘Exposed!’ newsletter has been sent out:

“Post Processing – Cheating or Tweaking

“But that’s cheating!”

It’s a common response when people discuss tweaking or ‘post processing’ work.
In this edition of Exposed! we look at what happens after you close the camera’s shutter. We discuss the options and ethics of tweaking photos.”

Some of you will have received the newsletter by email in our new format. We’re very excited! We welcome any comments – please comment via the blog below. If you would like to receive this by email please sign up at the top, right of this page.