Every Tuesday I bring you a tidbit of information meant to enhance your photography skills or simply your appreciation of photography. This week’s tidbit: using flash outdoors. Fill ‘er up You may occassionally come across the phrase “fill flash” when talking with other photographers. For the amateur photographer, fill flash is used most often when [...]
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Tuesday Tidbit: There’s a telephone pole growing out of your head…(and funny pictures of me and my crew)
Every Tuesday I bring you a tidbit of information meant to help you enhance your photography skills or simply your appreciation of photography. This week’s tidbit: avoid taking pictures of stuff growing out of people’s heads. This tidbit is also just an excuse to show you funny pictures of me and my friends. Look Before [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: If you have to amputate…
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Tuesday Tidbit: Using Diagonal Lines
Every Tuesday I bring you a tidbit of information to help you in your photography skills or simply your appreciation of photography. This week’s tidbit: creating energy within the frame. Dyna-mo! Make your images more dynamic and energetic by composing for diagonal lines within the frame. Sometimes the diagonal lines will be obvious, as in [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: Ricky Raccoon’s Done For (aka The Best Time Of Day To Take Photos)
Every Tuesday I bring you a tidbit of information meant to enhance your photography skills or your appreciation of photography. This week’s tidbit can be used by anyone who knows how to aim and click a camera: the best time of day to take photos. Light is everything: As any photographer worth her salt will [...]
