Tedric Garrison is a photographer, writer, and
web designer. He has more than 30 years of experience in photography, and was an Art
Major in college. Tedric has won several
awards, and credits his success to his Art
training. His website is aimed at sharing his
wealth of knowledge about photography, and
giving photographers a place to showcase
their work.

It is not a big secret that all photos are made of light.  What to do with that light on the other hand, often confuses many beginning photographers.  The goal here is to help you see that light in...

At one time or another, most of us have seen a close-up of something that was made to make us think it was actually something else.  Why did we not recognize the item for what it truly was?  Simply...

We all have things we like to photograph the best. To stretch your imagination and creativity sometimes you NEED to shoot different things.  Just because you shoot different things, doesn’t mean yo...

When it comes to taking your work to the next level, sometimes you need an edge.  Often little things make the biggest difference.  Like the frosting on the cake; this article covers little things ...

Web pages and articles have several things in common, the most obvious being that both do better when “Key Words” are included.  This article covers the importance of Key Words in both the title and...

All photos have lines in them.  Lines can support your subject or distract from your subject.  In some cases, lines can actually be the subject.  Knowing what lines do and represent will make all y...

The difference between a photo being considered a work of art or just a snapshot, has to do with basic composition.  Composition is made of several different elements of design.  This article helps ...

In the old days, when someone mentioned "f-stops", we knew they were going to talk about "Depth of Field". To those of you who have never seen an f-16, don’t worry, it’s not your fault.  In this world...

Both the point and shoot and even many of the more advance digital cameras are based on a false premise.  They assume that all people want all their pictures, all the way in focus, all the time.  “Now...

Three people standing in a straight line is boring.  Move one of them up or down and suddenly you've formed a triangle.  Take a shot with two couples directly behind each other and visually you have a...

Do I own a digital camera? Yes. Do I enjoy it? Yes. But will I ever go totally 100% digital?  Not as long as there are still Photo Labs on the planet that allow me to print from negatives.

When you graduate High School and you get your graduation diploma, what do you do?  You usually go home and frame it!  When you get your first award winning photograph, what do you do?  You Frame it! ...

Imagine if you will that no matter what you are shooting, no matter what it is, the subject is only 10% of the problem.  How is that even possible, you ask?  Well let's think about what type of things...