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Free Photography Tips

Free Photography Tips

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For those people who don't like to read a lot, here are my 'Top Ten Tips'. Most of these free photography tips appear elsewhere, in the tutorials. But here they are, all in one place. 1 - Selection Select only the best of your pictures to show ...
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Photography Tutorial - Portraits

Photography Tutorial - Portraits

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What makes a good portrait? Photographing people is the most common and, in many ways, the most challenging task for photographers. We all know a good picture when we see one but what is it that makes the good ones stand out? Is it because it is ...
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Photographing Animals

Photographing Animals

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Of all the things there are to photograph I find animals, birds and insects the most satisfying and the most difficult. most likely to do whatever you least expect. The best way to photograph animals is in the ...
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The Inverse Square Law - what it means to Photographers

The Inverse Square Law - what it ...

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The Inverse Square Law - what it means to Photographers It's useful to know a little about the inverse square law especially when using flash or studio lights. Basically all the inverse square law says is that an object that is twice the distance ...
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Flash Photography

Flash Photography

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The do's and dont's of photography with a flashgun What to do about 'red eye' Without any doubt, the worst, most horrible, ugliest way to light any subject is with the little flashgun that now comes built into every ...
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Selecting Photos

Selecting Photos

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This is starting at the end really, but it is also the simplest and most useful tip to improve your photography. Tip - select only the best of your pictures to show to others and leave the rest in the drawer. Showing ...
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