This has been a year full of blessings. We celebrated our 3 year of blogging and had some amazing tutorials to share with you. These are our top 20 tutorials we wrote in 2013. Be sure to “pin” this so you can refer back to it often. So many great tutorials here from some really talented photographers. Thank you to our contributors and guest writers who are so willing to share their knowledge. We truly want to help you grow in your photography journey.
1. Photography tips: Over 100 tutorials
2. Capture your Christmas photography series
3. 11 tips for what to wear in family photos
4. 10 Tips to capture silhouette photos
5. 5 Tips that changed my newborn photography
6. Camera lens series: Everything you need to know
8. How to nail white balance like a pro
9. Wedding photography lenses: What you need to know
10. Pregnancy photos: 12 Do’s and don’ts for flawless maternity portraits
11. Photography style: 5 tips to find your style
12. 5 Tips to help organize photos
15. Secret to backlighting: Photography tip Video Q & A
16. 9 Best photography books to improve your photography
17. Beach photography: 5 tips for better beach images
18. Low light photography tips
19. Finding light in unexpected places
20. Before and after editing: Clean edit
We have even more exciting things coming in 2014. Stay tuned!
What was your favorite post?
How did you make this blog? I wanted to make one for my 365 day project!
My blog is a self-hosted WordPress site but has the WordPress.com framework. I have a lot of bells and whistles that don’t come with a free wordpress.com site though Glad you are going to start a 365 :)
Is it hard to make one and can I make it private??
No, not if you use one of their pre made templates. And yes, you can make it private.
Thank you so much!!!
Hey there!
I think I dropped you a line a few weeks ago about a photography question. I had one more for you if you don’t mind. :) I’m looking into buying a Maco Lens for my Nikon D5000. I was to eventually upgrade my camera but not at this time. Which Macro Lens would you recommend for me to use for a newborn session to get up close of eyelashes, nose, ears, fingers, and toes?? I know they are very expensive but maybe if you could through me a couple ideas of which ones may work? I’ve looked at the 105mm 2.8 which is pretty pricey for me right now. There are very good reviews.
Thank you for your time. Hope to hear from you! Your blog is awesome! :)
Hey Mindy,
I only have experience with the 105mm 2.8 which is great. I have heard great things about Tamron’s macro lens. Also, here’s a post on macro filters – http://clickitupanotch.com/2013/10/macro-filters/