The most famous of the so called “rules of photography,” the Rule of Thirds is probably the first thing you will hear about when you begin the learning process. Basically, it relies on how the humans eye perceive a photograph . That’s why, according to the rule, the subject should be placed along imaginary . . . → Read More: The Famous Rule of Thirds in Photography
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You have bought a compact digital camera and you are enjoying taking photographs with it. It is easy to use that all you need to do is just point to your subject and click the button. It doesn’t have to be like this though, as you would be missing a lot of possibilities. The . . . → Read More: Get the Best Out of Your Compact Digital Camera
When you take your photographs, good lighting should be a priority. This is because bad lighting will obscure the photo’s subjects and composition, leaving little to be appreciated. Good lighting, on the other hand, defines the form of your subjects and show them in vivid colors. That’s why the camera should be set . . . → Read More: Basic Exposure Techniques  Comments are closed  photography  art photography prints, beginner photography, Canvas printing, Canvas Prints, photography, photography techniques, photography tips Normally, a photograph is composed of one or more subjects (not necessarily human) in the foreground, and everything else in the background. Based on all these elements, an observer will be able to recognize, the subject, the environment, and the message. All this is good, but what if another impact on the observer is desired? . . . → Read More: Filling the Frame – Close Ups Comments are closed photography art photography prints, beginner photography, Canvas printing, Canvas Prints, photography, photography techniques, photography tips |
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