Photographing waterfalls presents the photographer with the opportunity to create some very creative shots. When photographed properly, the photographer can make running water appear soft and almost ghost-like. This technique is not difficult to master, but it takes a fair amount of stamina and perseverance to achieve…not to mention some physical agility. This technique is [...]
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Shutter Priority
Posted by nomadofms on June 23rd, 2010
People who invest in a digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera make their purchase for many reasons, but most want more control over their shots. People may envision themselves selecting the appropriate lens, taking light measurements, setting the controls, and snapping the perfect photograph on the first try. Unfortunately, most people want to have more [...]
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Tags: Aperture, camera shake, memory, Shutter Priority, Shutter Speed, Stop Action 
No Comments »Creating A Silhouette
Posted by admin on June 14th, 2010
Photography is not so much about taking pictures as it is about creating art from within the known universe. Unlike traditional forms of expression where an artist works with a variety of abstract emotions and ideas to produce media, photographic art captures a real-world entity to produce abstract emotions and ideas. One could say that [...]
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