Tweet Creating interesting photographs does not need to be difficult. Oftentimes, the difference between an interesting shot and a boring one is a matter of perspective. There are many times when a straight-on head and shoulders shot is appropriate and well-deserving for your intention. However, straight-on shots are not very exciting. Straight shots tend to [...]
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Photographing Industrial Sites
Posted by nomadofms on August 3rd, 2010
Tweet It is generally not advised to hang around old and derelict industrial sites. After all, there are a number of hazards just waiting to cause injury to the non-alert visitor. Most items found within these sites are rusted, sharp, most likely illegal, and truly uninviting. Uninviting, that is, if you are not a curious [...]
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Tags: abstract photography, Debris, Gothic, Industry, Perspective, Valve 
No Comments »Shooting Straight
Posted by nomadofms on July 8th, 2010
Tweet Someone once said there is no such thing as a perfectly straight line. I believe it was the person who built my house, but I can’t say for sure. Come to think of it, this statement is quite true, just ask any calculus student. With math and home building aside, straight lines are cannot [...]
Posted in Articles, Photography Tips Tags: Infinity, Parallel Lines, Perspective, Railroad Tracks No Comments »Photography on the Walkabout
Posted by nomadofms on June 16th, 2010
Tweet There are times when everyday life becomes serious business. There are schedules to maintain, clients to meet, equipment to prepare, and products to deliver. Somehow it happened; your favorite hobby suddenly became overrun by your job. Set aside your daily scheduler, leave your cell phone behind, grab your camera and your favorite general purpose [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Angles, City, Nature, Observation, Perspective, Walkabout Photography No Comments »
