Do You Have a Prime Lens in Your Camera Bag? — www.picturecorrect.com

Do You Have a Prime Lens in Your Camera Bag? — www.picturecorrect.com: "Do you own a prime lens? Every DSLR owner should have at least one fast, fixed focal length lens in their camera bag. Zoom lenses are great; they can reduce weight and expense. When the situation calls for it, however, a good prime lens can be a photographer’s best friend. In the following article, you will learn what a prime lens is and the many ways a fixed focal length lens can improve your photography."

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Quick Tips on Getting Started in the Field of Product Photography — www.picturecorrect.com

Quick Tips on Getting Started in the Field of Product Photography — www.picturecorrect.com: "Product photography is a field within commercial photography or, more colloquially, advertising photography. The end goal for advertising photography is to illustrate and eventually sell a product or service. Editing techniques like Photoshopping and retouching the portrayed product can be used to make the product seem more appealing to consumers."

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The “21 Landscape Photography Tips” Article Provides People With A Lot Of Tips For Taking Landscape Photos – Vinamy — www.prweb.com — Readability

The “21 Landscape Photography Tips” Article Provides People With A Lot Of Tips For Taking Landscape Photos – Vinamy — www.prweb.com — Readability: "The “21 Landscape Photography Tips” article created by James Adam on the site Vinamy.com is a new writing that covers a lot of useful tips for taking good landscape photos, and tips to master a digital camera professionally. This article is specifically designed for beginners who do not have any previous photography knowledge and experience. The writing is divided into 3 parts. Each of them provides different skills for taking photography."

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5 Tips for Flattering Maternity Photography. - Digital Photography School

5 Tips for Flattering Maternity Photography. - Digital Photography School: "People’s interest in maternity  photography has really exploded over the last few years. 8 years ago, when I was pregnant with my first son, you couldn’t have paid me a million dollars to document myself in that “condition.” Pregnancy kicks my trash. I don’t just do the “basketball under the t-shirt” look. . . oh no. Oh good mother of Phineas, no. That belly   b l e e e e e e n d s    into the the rest of my poor, sorry self. Head to toe, I’m puffy. Imagine the Pillsbury Doughboy, pregnant."

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