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Photo Composition Rules: Leading Lines & Framing
In the basics of composition, we started with the Rule of Thirds, now it’s time to lead the viewer through the image. Leading Lines A compositional technique to create energy and movement in a photo is the use of leading … Continue reading
Photo Composition Rules: Rule of Thirds
The only rule in photography is that there are no rules. However, there are composition guidelines which can be applied in almost any situation, to enhance the impact of a photo. These tips will help train your eyes to see … Continue reading
Basic Elements of Photography: Composition
The heart of a photo is its composition—the position of different elements within a frame. Photography is about seeing—how we COMPOSE what we see. WordNet Search defines composition as “something that is created by arranging several things to form a … Continue reading
Basic Elements of Photography: Lighting
The three basic elements that go into a good photo are lighting, composition, and exposure. Lighting Lighting is the most crucial element in photography. The word photography comes from the Greek words meaning “light writing.” Since lighting is photography, good … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Road Trips, RV Lifestyle
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What Makes a Good Photo?
Buying the latest and greatest camera equipment will not make you a better photographer, but it will reduce the size of your bank account. It’s the photographer that takes great photos, not the camera. Think about that for a minute. … Continue reading
3 Steps of Digital Photography
You have a recreational vehicle and newly purchased digital camera and gear—and you’re ready to CLICK, CLICK, CLICK. Click is the word How about the ability to take travel photos? What could be easier than traveling to a natural oasis … Continue reading
Where Should I Buy My Digital Camera?
In this post I’ll discuss where—and where not—to buy your new digital camera. But first, do your homework and check camera news and review sites. There are a number of good digital photography news and reviews sites on the Internet. … Continue reading
More on D-SLR Lens
In the previous post I discussed the three basic categories of lenses—normal (or standard), wide angle, and telephoto—and the most common uses for each. All lenses are described in two ways: Focal length (as measured in millimeters) Speed (maximum aperture … Continue reading
Which Lens Should I buy for my D-SLR?
The beauty of D-SLR is that you can attach a different lens to your camera depending on what and where you’re planning to photograph. Some lenses are best suited for landscapes while others are better for birds and animals. There … Continue reading
Building a D-SLR System
The camera is only part of the equation when it comes to image quality. Cameras get all the attention, especially from first time buyers. Your D-SLR is only as good as the lens you mount on it. Many aspiring photographers … Continue reading