Building Your Blog: 10 things to consider when building your rockin’ photoblog

"Natalie Norton recently authored a post entitled Blog Power: Why you should consider setting up a photoblog. This post is a follow up to that article. Here Natalie discusses 10 ways anyone can create a photoblog that will really shine!" (excerpt taken from the article linked below)

Click this link below to read Natalie's article on Digital Photography Shool blog:

http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/building-your-blog-10-things-to-consider-when-building-your-rockin-photoblog/

Blog Power - Why You Should Consider Setting up a Photoblog

Take a moment to read the latest article from Natalie Norton of www.natalienortonphoto.com regarding why you should consider setting up a photography blog of your own:

Click here: http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/blog-power-why-you-should-consider-setting-up-a-photoblog/

4 Reasons Not to Write off Shooting in Automatic

Below are 2 article that caught my interest today...

4 Reasons Not to Write off Shooting in Automatic

http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/4-reasons-not-to-write-off-shooting-in-automatic/

4 Tips for Natural Looking Portraits

http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/the-human-side-of-photography-4-tips-for-natural-looking-portraits/

by Natalie Norton Photography on Digital Photography School's website.

Check the articles out. They're a good read...

We Get by With a Little Help From Our Friends: 6 Tips to Building your Photography Network

I read this article this morning from the http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/ blog that I get an RSS feed from:

We Get by With a Little Help From Our Friends: 6 Tips to Building your Photography Network

By Natalie Norton from www.natalienortonphoto.com.

I enjoyed the article because lately I've been thinking about doing the same thing she discussed. Not only do we need to practice & practice our photography skills we need to research what others are doing so we can learn from them.

That involves asking questions from time to time and Natalie discussed the best approach for reaching out to other photographers from her own personal experience.

The article is certainly worth the read if you are just starting out and would like learn how to reach out to other photographers for help.

Natalie also recommend: http://www.theimageisfound.com/ I took a look at their website and WOW - very impressive! Love their work a lot!

Some other useful articles I found on this site were (Julie, I think you'll like these 3 articles):

Introduction to Shutter Speed in Digital Photography

Introduction to Aperture in Digital Photography

ISO Settings in Digital Photography




By the way...did I mention how wonder RSS feeds are? I never knew what they were until this year but the best way I can describe it is like having the newspaper delivered right to your kitchen table....you don't even have to go outside in the cold to get it... You subscribe to the RSS feed and the latest articles, content are delivered right to your feed reader. I chose for my feed reader to be my Microsoft Outlook. When I open Outlook every day I can see the latest feeds from the sites I subscribe to right in my left hand folders.