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Photography as a Relaxation ToolI like to shoot old buildings, landscapes, and action. I am a volunteer EMT and a Fire Fighter and have taken shots doing both jobs. I work as a manufacturing Foreman and once I am out of the plant I like taking pictures, its the most relaxing thing I can do to destress my life. Visits: 779 |
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Photography Guide to Memory Cards and BatteriesLearn what you should be looking for when shopping for digital camera memory cards and batteries, includes information on megapixel memory space and battery power. Visits: 484 |
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Photography in Washington DCBlog post about a photo trip to Washington D.C. Includes techniques on capturing unique landscapes and how to capture different sites appropriately. Visits: 642 |
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Photography ISO Speed and Film SpeedWhile most of this is irrelevant for digital cameras, "film" speed still applies. In this case the speed affects the noise level rather than grain size but the final result is somewhat similar. Visits: 824 |
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Photography light usage tips and techniquesLearn how to use light correctly and effectively in a variety of different professional photography situations, includes information on light types, angles, and intensities. Visits: 815 |
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Photojournalism Tips and TechniquesDid you every pick up a newspaper or a magazine where a single image is used to tell a story. This is known as photojournalism. Photojournalism can fall under all subjects of photography but the image needs to be news worthy to end up being published. Visits: 3707 |
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Portrait Lighting Tips and TechniquesEvery face can show a multitude of personality and individual characteristics. It is up to the portrait photographer to bring out the subjects best features with interesting conversation and good lighting. Written by Kenneth Hoffman. Visits: 1143 |
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Portrait Photography and Lens Focal LengthsIf you are making a close-up, a short telephoto is the best choice, let's say an 80mm lens. Such a lens offers normal perspective, while a standard 50mm lens would force the photographer to get too close to the subject thus altering the perspective. Visits: 374 |
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Portrait Photography Tips and TechniquesCapturing a portrait of somebody is one of the hardest things to get right, and is therefore the reason why professional photographers are in such demand to shoot good portrait photos. The trick is to remember that it is as much about recording the subject's personality as it is about simply photographing their face. Visits: 500 |
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Portrait Photography Tips from a ProfessionalWhen I studied photography and portrait lighting, I learned about Classical, or "Rembrandt" lighting, (along with a bunch of other stuff!). So, as my personal tastes run that way, I've always considered myself a "Classical" Portrait Artist. Visits: 274 |
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