How To Take Good Photos
June 28th 2010 04:15
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TOM ANG
Side or 'cross' lighting at dawn or dusk is great for bringing out the texture of a subject .
At dawn and dusk there are natural shadows to help give depth and form to your subject (as in this shot from Great Yarmouth).
Don't be afraid to point the lens at a setting sun , but whatever you do avoid looking at the sun directly, especially through the viewfinder of your camera.
From: the BBC
and for the beginners or those who just need a refresher click on each of the links below
You will learn much by working through them one by one, and preferably one at a time.
Take the time to think about what you read and see and then think about your own photographs and how you can improve them.
Remember to take your camera with you, there are photographs out there just begging to be taken and in all kinds of weather and at different times of the day.
Those things will create different moods and different effects.
understanding the focus of a photo
photo techniques for low cost cameras
Juxtaposition
natural framing
rule of thirds
illustrated perspectives
Improving
perspectives
experts
lighting
how to improve
convergence
continuing to improve
what's it all about
Don't forget you need to double click onto the links, there's quite a few there
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