#photography tip

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Photography tip:

Here's another example of why leading lines are so important. If the snow didn't have the wind blown groves in it, then the whole photo would have looked flat. If you've been following my work for awhile youll know that I bang this drum the most.

📸 by Ken James @openshutter21_photography

[jefkphotography]

If you buy a white, light grey or golden coloured tripod, then it won't look like a firearm when you carry it around or while you take it out of your bag and all.

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Lightning Photography Shortcuts Infographic

Want to learn how to shoot lightning like a pro?

Lightning photography seems to be the thing most newer weather photographers struggle with, but its actually a pretty straightforward and easy task to do. All you need is an idea about the right settings and from there, adjust minimally with your camera to set exposure just right.

This infographic is right up your alley if you want some shortcuts…

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Super Easy DIY Trick for Shooting Bokeh Photos Anywhere

Shoot bokeh-licious photos anywhere with this simple DIY trick!

Bet you didn’t think you can shoot bokeh anywhere with this. The bubbly and dreamy look of bokeh remains a coveted effect in photography, especially when it comes to portraits. A typical way to achieve this is to shoot in a location with lots of bright lights in varying sizes and colors. But with this simple trick, you can shoot bokeh-licious portrait anywhere, even in the comfort of your own…

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A Photographer Succeeds when the Photo is effective, not when it is Liked or Disliked!

Daniel Gregory

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Photography tip:

Always shoot many more photos than you need. Even a couple inches left or right or a slightly different focus point can make all difference in the world. A few feet can make for a completely different scene, thus giving you more content.

Letchworth State Park

📸 by Ken James @openshutter21_photography

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Tip: A wrist strap to prevent the photocamera from falling. If needed.

[thephoblographer]

This Simple Photography Tip Will Help You Make Better Photos

Everybody can use this photography tip, no matter what camera you have.

This photography tip will help create better photographs. Wanting to improve as a photographer should be a constant. There shouldn’t be a comfort zone where we stop pushing ourselves to improve. After a brief break from making images, I recently picked up my camera and began making photos again. As the creative flame began to burn, I thought about a technique that would push me to make better…

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