8 Tips for Sun Flare Photos » Photography Awesomesauce: " Use a Hood – The hood is something we don’t tend to use often, but its main purpose is to keep light out of the lens. When you’re shooting with sun flare the light is direct and coming into your lens and you’ll notice all those little specs and sparkles it creates. I love me a little sun flare, but I always hate it when one of those little specs of light ends up in a weird spot and thus makes the photo look a bit odd. Using the hood will allow you to get sun flare, but without all those little hexagonal shapes of light."
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Thursday, May 9, 2013
25 Fascinating High Speed Photography examples and Tips for beginners » Design You Trust – Design Blog and Community
25 Fascinating High Speed Photography examples and Tips for beginners » Design You Trust – Design Blog and Community: "High-speed photography is an intriguing way to capture images that the human eye would not normally see because it is moving too quickly for us. With high-speed photography you can capture the point of impact or explosion and freeze movements in time that are happening tremendously fast"
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phillyburbs.com: "Almost every cellular phone out there has the ability to take a photograph. Everyone is now taking pictures of anything that walks, crawls or flies by! That’s great considering that just 5 years ago, simple photo opportunities were never seized because hardly anyone carried a camera!"
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