An easy way to create an artistic look with your photography, says Deborah Sandidge, is to use in-camera effects such as zooming the lens during exposure.
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Kerry
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An easy way to create an artistic look with your photography, says Deborah Sandidge, is to use in-camera effects such as zooming the lens during exposure.
Check out Deb's latest blog post over at BetterPhoto Instructor Insights:
Thanks,
Kerry
I use a tripod for just about every stationary scene, in order to keep the camera steady for a sharp shot and also to fine-tune my compositions.
Over at BetterPhoto Instructor Insights, pro shooter Lynne Eodice offers a great rundown of why a tripod should be an important accessory for serious photographers. Read it here:
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Kerry
I consider twilight as the best time of day for photographing the great outdoors. The light and colors can be just amazing, and when there's a waterscape involved, the reflections will be bright and bold.
Over at the BetterPhoto Instructor Insights photography blog, Deborah Sandidge shares her thoughts, techniques and an awesome picture:
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Thanks,P.S. This, by the way, is one of the subjects covered in my new book (co-authored with Jim Miotke): The BetterPhoto Guide to Creative Digital Photography
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Have fun with your photography!
Kerry