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Showing posts with label photography tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography tips. Show all posts
Monday, August 24, 2009
Quick Tip: Fall Foliage Photography
...Autumn begins around late September, bringing with it a seasonal change that inspires photographers across the nation: Fall foliage. There’s no question that autumn’s dramatic landscapes are stunning to behold; the real challenge is how to preserve the impact in a still photograph that captures the unique quality of this season. Here are a few tips that may help:...
10 Questions to Ask When Taking a Digital Photo
1. What story am I telling?
2. What is the visual focal point of this shot?
3. What competing focal points are there?.....
2. What is the visual focal point of this shot?
3. What competing focal points are there?.....
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Monday, December 15, 2008
Photography 101 For The Holiday Season
...The 2008 holiday season only comes around once, but the memories can live on through treasured photographs of family and friends.
Snapping pictures of your loved ones is easier than you might think. Keeping a few tips in mind can make a big difference in the images you create.
Even after almost eight years of working as a photographer at the Opelika-Auburn News, Cliff Williams still has to remind himself of a few key practices such as getting down at the level of his subject, if needed, and paying attention to what's behind his subjects.
"You don't want a poinsettia, fern or Christmas tree coming out of the top of a head," Williams said....
Comments: Types we all should pay attention too....no matter how good we are with that camera! DM
Snapping pictures of your loved ones is easier than you might think. Keeping a few tips in mind can make a big difference in the images you create.
Even after almost eight years of working as a photographer at the Opelika-Auburn News, Cliff Williams still has to remind himself of a few key practices such as getting down at the level of his subject, if needed, and paying attention to what's behind his subjects.
"You don't want a poinsettia, fern or Christmas tree coming out of the top of a head," Williams said....
Comments: Types we all should pay attention too....no matter how good we are with that camera! DM
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