Mike Browne and Jayne Whitelock have produced a simple-to-follow photography video tutorial on photographing snowy winter landscapes. Topics covered include keeping the snow bright and white in your photos, the importance of always taking a camera bag with you, ideas on what to photograph, and making sure your batteries do not die in the field. The “snow photography” video can be found in the features menu on the new photography videos section of the PhotographyCourses.Biz website.

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WINTER PHOTOGRAPHY – THAT’S SNOW TROUBLE

Snow – how can something so beautiful cause so many problems?  And not just transport problems.  Snow can be tricky to photograph because your camera can get it wrong and make very bright scenes look dark and dreary.

Mike Browne and Jayne Whitelock have braved the Arctic conditions to produce a simple to follow photography video tutorial to show you exactly how you can get around the issues that prevent your snow shots from dazzling.

Snow photography means slowing down and thinking about it for a minute. What do you want to achieve with the pictures? And how will you do it? This snow photography video will help you answer these fundamental questions - and help you stop your batteries going flat too!

Keeping it bright and white
Why you should always take a camera bag
What to photograph
How to make sure your batteries don’t die

The “snow photography” video can be found in the features menu on the new photography videos section of PhotographyCourses.Biz website. 
More entertaining and easy to understand photography videos presented by professional photographer Mike and filmed by producer/director Jayne, are available on the new subscription service.

Videos are accessed via the dedicated photography videos section of PhotographyCourses.Biz and subscription costs £9.75 per month.  It’s available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and allows subscribers to log in whenever they want.

Photography videos feature advice on everything including:

buying a digital SLR camera
using flash
camera controls and menus
guidance on exposure
how to get the best out of different lenses
composition
making sure your pictures are sharp
free camera and kit reviews

New photography videos, tutorials, tips and free kit reviews are being added to the site all the time and as we go into 2011 there’ll be celebrity photographer interviews, features, comparisons and more.

For more information on the new photography video subscription service, or to sign up, visit www.PhotographyCourses.Biz. To contact Mike or Jayne call +44 (0)1590 670224 or email us.

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