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November 12, 2009

Free Email Newsletters for Photographers

By Kerry Drager

BetterPhoto.com's free email newsletters allow you to kick back and let the photographic tips, techniques and inspiration come right to you!

Here's a list of available free newsletters:

  • Photo of the Day: This daily newsletter showcases outstanding pictures selected from the BetterPhoto monthly photography contest ... in other words, this provides a daily dose of visual creativity!

  • SnapShot: In this weekly photo newsletter, you'll find news, tips, techniques, and an excellent samply of questions and answers from the BetterPhoto photography Forum.

  • PhotoFlash: This monthly newsletter features articles written by a pro photographer, plus many interesting - and helpful - photo discussions.

  • Digital Darkroom: In this monthly photography newsletter, Photoshop and other digital darkroom techniques are discussed - in articles by professional photographers, as well as discussions on specific images.
Learn more and sign up for the free email newsletters here. In addition, check out the many online photography courses and online Photoshop workshops at BetterPhoto's school of photography.

Posted by Kerry Drager at 07:32 AM in Tips & Techniques |

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