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Display
enlarged photos properly framed and matted. When displaying
your photos it is best to group all black and white or all colour
photos together. Groupings look better if the photos have a common subject
matter e.g. a series of waterfalls, flowers etc. One of the
biggest mistakes that people make is having too many photo frames on a
wall. You should have at least two inches of wall showing between each
of your photos for your display to look organised and neat. Don’t be afraid to mix
and match sizes with photo frames on one wall. Placing two larger frames
in a diagonal can be enhanced with two smaller pictures placed in the
opposite direction diagonally. Mixing up sizes creates interest in the wall.
Featured Articles
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Photographing Flowers
- Flowers
make excellent photographic subjects. In spring and summer they're
colourful, beautiful and everywhere you look. Although they may look like one of
the simplest forms of photography they can sometimes be a bit of a challenge. If
you enjoy taking photos of flowers as much as I do then here are a few
tips you might find helpful for taking great photos of flowers in their natural
surroundings.
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Photographing insects
Photography in Africa
Photographers Model Release
Taking black and white photos
High Dynamic Range Photography
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Photographing Waterfalls -
The highest waterfall in the world is Angel Falls in Venezuela, South
America. It measures 3.212 ft (979 meters). Getting a good photo of
Angel Falls could be a challenge simply because it is so high. You have
to get the right lens, probably a wide angle lens, and you must find the
right position from which to shoot. This waterfall is nearly a kilometre
in height.
Not everyone wants to travel to Venezuela to capture the world's highest
falls, but photographing waterfalls is fun and rewarding when you see
the results of your efforts in print.
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Find your voice as a photographer
How to Photograph Light
Trails - Technique
Peru's Diversity Attracts
Photographers
Travel photography in the real world
Travel photography in Asia
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Motion and action
photography - For the most part, the
world around us is in motion. Some things move slowly while some move
faster. Slow moving things are plants, turtles, snails etc. Fast moving
things are baseballs, cars, ocean waves etc. As photographers we thrive
to capture every detail and display it via our photos. We want to
capture these movements and motions to make our work more creative. The
process of freezing motion and movement is called action photography.
After you decide what you want to shoot you must decide how you want it
to appear in your photo. In other words you want to know how to convey
the motion to the viewers. There are two ways of conveying...
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Tips for shooting winter
landscapes
Taking Photos of Light Trails
Photography - How to stay inspired
Underwater Photography -
Perfect exposure
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Photographing the
universe through a telescope - Most people love to gaze
up at the night sky and enjoy the beautiful light show that nature
provides, the stars, galaxies and constellations seem so close. It's fun
to imagine what earth was like millions of years ago when light from
distant stars left on its journey through the universe, never stopping
or slowing down, and finally reaching earth. Star gazing can be
especially fun if you're lying on a blanket next to your sweetheart and
enjoying these beautiful celestial creations together! Observing the
universe with the naked eye is fun but what if you want to capture these
objects on film and in as much detail as possible? Well for that you are
going to need a telescope. Choosing the right telescope doesn't have to
be complicated if you follow some simple guidelines.
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Travel Photography: Photographing Cultures And People
Macro photography in the Amazon Jungle
of Peru
Tips for Professional Quality Photographs
Twilight Adventures for Landscape
Photographers
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Travel photos that sell
- It may seem a glamorous lifestyle to travel the world, photographing its
huge variety of cultures and landmarks, but it is also an expensive
lifestyle. Most photographers, professional and amateur, must fund their
trips out of their own pockets. To continue doing this, it goes without
saying that the photos you take along the way need to be saleable to
sustain a business. This article takes a short look at the types of
photos that are popular with image buyers.
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Aerial Kite Photography
Photoblogging
Tips for taking Photos worth sharing
Photography Rules of Composition
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Insect photography
- Photographing insects although not glamorous sounding, can be rewarding
and easy if you plan your shot and research locations, habits and
ecosystems. Most insects have short life spans. From days or weeks most
will only be available during short times during the year. The first
step is to decide what types of insects you are looking to photograph.
Do they live near water, are they diurnal or nocturnal, what attracts
them, as well as the time of the year. Some insects are primarily
adapted to a season and will only be readily visible then.
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Tips for Photographing Children
Family Portrait Photography
Night and Low light Photography
Shooting Positions for your Digital SLR
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Macro
Photography on your Southern African Safari -
As nature photographers we photographs
mammals, birds, landscapes and macros. Macro photography simply means
photographing small subjects, such as insects, flowers or reptiles at
life-size or greater magnification.The four most famous southern African game
reserves of Kruger, Kgalagadi, and Pilanesberg in South Africa as well
as Etosha in Namibia provide great opportunities for macro photography.
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Better Outdoor Portraits
Night Photography: Photographing the Moon
Top 5 destinations for photography lovers
Photographing Landmarks: Find your Angle
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African Safari Photography Best Five Destinations -
Good wildlife safari photography is not only about composition and
camera equipment because you first need to find your subjects before you
can even lift your camera. This best five African wildlife destinations
list helps you do that.
Once you have been going on wildlife photography safaris in Africa for a
number of years you begin to realise and recognise that certain areas
are better than others for generating good animal picture opportunities
on a consistent basis. The ranking is based on over twenty years of my safari photography
experience, forums, countless trip reports and travel journals, travel
magazines and prevailing wisdom in the Africa travel industry.
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Improving your composition
Sports Photography
How to Use a Polariser
How to Frame your Photos to Avoid Excessive Cropping
Portrait Photography
Photographing Monuments
Portrait Photos
Taking Photos at Night
Photography Poses
Taking Great Holiday Pictures
Runway Fashion Photography
Digital Imaging Explained
Touching up Digital Photos
Depth of Field - Controlling aperture and look of photos
Convert Photos and Videotapes into digital format
Accessorize your Digital Camera
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