Saturday, October 22, 2011

Where Is Your Camera In Relation To Your Subject’s Eyes? by Digital Photo Secrets

Where Is Your Camera In Relation To Your Subject’s Eyes? by Digital Photo Secrets: "Where your subject looks in a photo says a lot. If your subject is staring directly at the camera, most people take the picture a lot less seriously. Whoever you’re photographing clearly knows they’re being photographed, so it’s like running into an acquaintance on your walk to work. You both say hi to each other, but you don’t exactly share a moment together."

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The Importance Of Talking With Your Subject by Digital Photo Secrets

The Importance Of Talking With Your Subject by Digital Photo Secrets: "I’m not one to avoid asking sometimes inappropriate questions. When I was getting my hair cut one day, I thought, why not? I asked the stylist what makes her give someone a bad haircut. I figured people aren’t perfect."

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What Is Image Resolution? Why Does It Matter? by Digital Photo Secrets

What Is Image Resolution? Why Does It Matter? by Digital Photo Secrets: "If you’ve been around since the beginning of digital photography, you no doubt understand how much progress we’ve made. Today’s models make the first digital cameras look incredibly weak, and the reason is resolution."

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Church & Cathedral Photos: Use a Slow Shutter Speed – PictureCorrect

Church & Cathedral Photos: Use a Slow Shutter Speed – PictureCorrect: "

"The Cathedral" captured by Ryan (Click Image to See More From Ryan)
Finally, the local photo club had arranged for us to take pictures inside the beautiful Our Lady of Victory Basilica. I was so excited! In my nearly fifty years, I had never once even peeked in through the doorway."

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Fill the Frame in Photography – PictureCorrect

Fill the Frame in Photography – PictureCorrect: "Something that I’ve been collecting over the years is a document filled with my favorite photography quotes. This document contains quotes from all the masters such as Angel Adams, Helmut Newton, and even modern contemporary photographers such as Annie Leibowitz."

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