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Composition in photography is arguably one of the most important considerations before, during, and after taking the shot.
If you’re an enthusiastic amateur at photography and haven’t yet gotten past the “auto” mode on your camera, this is the best place to begin with in expanding your photographic…
Shutter speed may be described in many ways, such as “time value,” “shutter rate,” or “exposure time,” but it all means the same thing – how long the camera’s sensor…
Along with composition, light is one of the most important considerations when taking photographs. After all, photography really is all about light.
There are a handful of things that photoshop can’t fix, and one of the most important with good photography is focus.
There are essentially four types or categories of cameras on the market now that consumers have easy access too.
Talk to any semi-pro or serious amateur photographer and they will have a wish-list of at least 3 new lenses.
As far as accessories go (i.e., things beyond the camera and lens), having a go-to tripod is one of the most important things to have in your bag.
The use of flash can be controversial in nature photography for a couple of reasons.
Wildlife photography differs from other forms of photography in many ways.
Landscape photography is one of the most varied forms of photography, in that it incorporates perhaps the greatest range of techniques.
If you’ve spent any time around highly technical photographers, or read landscape photo magazines, or been on a dedicated photo trip, you’ve probably come across the term “HDR” photography.
One of the more challenging, but also the more rewarding, photographs one can take is of a beautiful night scene.
Simply put, macro photography is fun. There’s nothing quite like making something minute into the grand, or revealing astounding textures in a seemingly basic flower petal.
What an ambiguous term, right? Wouldn’t anything photographed while traveling be considered travel photography? Why would this differ markedly from wildlife photography, or landscape photography?
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