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![]() R. Dodge Woodson - ArticlesCredentials: R. Dodge Woodson, aka Roger Woodson
* R. Dodge Woodson, Master Photographer * Internationally-known photographer and author * Over 30 years of professional photography experience * Accredited Master Photographer * Member of Professional Photographers of America * Member of North America Nature Photographers Association * Member of International Freelance Photographers Organization * Correspondent for American International News Service * Correspondent for American Image Press * Stock Photographer for Photographers Direct * Author of Complete Idiot’s Guide to Photography * Author of Pocket Idiot’s Guide to Photography * Author of various magazine articles for photographers * Photo Seminar developer and presenter * Photo Workshop developer and presenter * Talk-show guest on many occasions * Publishing consultant * Author of over 100 books * Contributing Editor for McGraw-Hill Professional Book Group * Remote Editor for John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Type of Photography Completed * In-Home photography * Pet photography * Family photography * Child photography * Boudoir photography * Tasteful nude photography * Competition animal photography * Candid wedding photography * General wedding photography * Outdoor photography * Nature photography * Wildlife photography * Natural history photography * Scenic photography * Editorial photography * Night photography * Advertising photography Equipment Bio: * Canon professional 5D Mark II body with 21 megapixel output * Canon professional 5D body with 12.8 megapixel output * Canon professional \"L\" lenses from 17mm to 400mm * Canon professional specialty lenses * Canon professional electronic flashes * Novatron strobes * Savage halogen lights with soft boxes * Over 125 acres of natural Maine woodland for outdoor portraits * On-site studio Seminars and Workshops Workshops and seminars available with topics including the following: * Get Published Now! * Sell Your Photos With Words—It Works! * The Truth About Publishing * Getting Up Close and Personal With Macro Lenses * Capturing Nature in its Own Domain * Saving a Moment in Time * Creating Your Own Photo Book the Right Way * Choose a Publisher or Producer, and Printer Without Giving Up Your Rights! * Shooting Insects * Birds, Birds, and More Birds. * Chasing Flora and Fauna With a Purpose * Seeing the Little Details That Most People Miss * Stock Photography—Shooting the Lame Stuff That Sells * Get Past Your Passion and Cash in on the Craze! Photography Social SitesLearn what to look for and what you gain when joining a photography social group. Building a Camera SystemWhen building a camera system photographers must choose camera bodies and lenses with a plan. Good photography equipment is expensive. Don't buy randomly, learn to build an efficient photo outfit and save money in the long run. Taking Photos Using Electronic FlashPhotographers have many lighting options when they use electronic flash to light their images. Built-in, hot shoe, or off camera, electronic flash is the answer to difficult photography lighting. Trail Cameras Help Wildlife PhotographersWildlife photographers can use trail cameras to learn the location and movement of animals that they may wish to photograph with wildlife photography equipment. Faster Than A Speeding Bullet---Electronic Flash UnitsElectronic flash allow a photographer to stop action, brighten a scene, get creative by painting with light, and much more. Learn how electronic flashes can improve your photography. Have You Got What It Takes?Find out if you have what it takes to become a full-time or part-time freelancer. Be a freelance photographer or writer, or both. It can be a lucrative lifestyle with a lot of freedom. What is Stock Photography?What is stock photography? To many photographers it is a path to profits. Other photographers find it to be a hole of frustration. Realistically, stock photography is somewhere between these two extremes. Tripod Alternatives for PhotographersIt is not always feasible for a photographer in the field to carry a tripod. To avoid camera shake, you may have to consider alternatives. Many of these options are discussed here. Tripod Alternatives for PhotographersIt is not always feasible for a photographer in the field to carry a tripod. To avoid camera shake, you may have to consider alternatives. Many of these options are discussed here. Choosing a TripodA solid camera support is essential to good photography. At high shutter speeds, you can get away with hand-holding a camera. This is not the case once your shutter speed drops below 1/60th of a second. Most professional photographers try to avoid hand-holding a camera at any speed slower than 1/125 of a second. Human hands, arms, and other body parts are not normally capable of supporting a camera sufficiently at slow shutter speeds to avoid blurred pictures. There are a few tricks of the trade
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