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Being as the definition of photography is literally “to draw with light” (in Latin), you better believe that controlling light is really important! There are lots of

Emphasizing negative space is an excellent tactic for a photographer. The negative space is the “not stuff” part of your image. It is what allows the viewer

One of the most eye-catching things that you can do with your photography is use leading lines. These lines could look solid (like train tracks)

Also known as close-up mode, macro mode is what allows you to get in super close on your images without getting blurry shots. Most digital

It’s time to talk about color…wait a minute…I thought we were talking about white balance, well we are! (Deceiving isn’t it?) White balance has to

What does your vantage point as a photographer have to do with taking pictures? A great deal! Where you stand in relation to your subject

I am excited to announce that I will add digital photography lessons TODAY! I will periodically release a new unit or lesson. By the semester’s

Something new and exciting here at the Digital Art Teacher: I’ll now be offering Photography lessons! As part of these lessons, I’ll add new blog posts discussing

I admit it has been a long time since I have blogged on this site…I have been working through a lot of technical difficulties of late.

Disclaimer: This is an old post. If you are interested in graphic design lessons, go to the “All Lessons” tab to preview my lesson resources.

So what exactly is protected under copyright? Who owns a copyright? How does one get a copyright? You don’t have to have a doctorate in

Ahhh, Copyright. A vast sea of “grey area.” There is a lot of confusion when it comes to copyright. What is it? Who/what is protected?