Editor’s note: Last week we shared a list of some great resources for photographers. It was so popular we thought we’d bring you another set compiled for dPS by Julia May, enjoy.
More Photography Tech and Creative Process
The basics every photographer must know. Click the links to see the original article and source.
Continued from #15 from last weeks: 15 of the Best Cheat Sheets, Printables and Infographics for Photographers
#16 Digital Macro and Close-Up Photography for Dummies
(click the link to read the full summary and see the whole sheet)
#17 Quick Guide Natural Light Settings
#18 Exposure Guide: Road to Photography
#19 Photoshop CS6 Shortcut Cheatsheet
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#20 How to Take Pictures Like a Pro
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#21 Is Photography Dead? Mobile Photography Explosion
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#22 21 Simple Poses to Get You Started With Photographing Children – a dPS article!
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#23 Using Nikon Metering Modes
#24 Portrait Posing Ideas (Printable)
- Part One 54 Portrait Ideas – posing guide
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- Part Two 40 More Portrait Ideas – posting guide
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Photography Business and Legal
Learn how to get started with your own photography business and check if your marketing strategy includes all the latest techniques.
#25 9 Ways to Grow Your Photography Business in 2014
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#26 9 Free Photography Contracts
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#27 Creating a Marketing Plan That Works (Printable Worksheet)
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#28 Know Your Rights As a Photographer
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#29 Photography Marketing Cheat Sheet (SEO, Social Media, Classic Marketing, Email Marketing)
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#30 Top 15 Photographers Under 25 by Defrozo
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Any useful resource I missed? Share your suggestions in the comments below.