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Photo Tips- small things that make big differencesSo I decided that I'm too much of a nerd to not write some kind of instructional photography article.
I've fought the urge for a long time, because I have such an incredibly large amount to learn that I feel wrong telling other people what's up. But hey, I got off work early today and ate half of a pizza and didn't feel like getting off the couch so I did it anyway. So there. :stare:
If you disagree with any of this, feel free to rant at me angrily over the internet.
Also, I'm sleepy and I didn't proofread this much and there's a chance that none of it makes any sense at all. :meow:
Anywho, here are things that I have learned the hard way
Photo tips - setting up a macro shootHere are some more photo tips. I probably could've done a better job on this, but I'm quite tired right now. I hope you find it helpful anyway.
Also, I feel bad using examples from my own gallery, but I'm tired and it required less effort. :shrug:
If you haven't read my first article yet, here's the link.
Photo Tips #1 - Small things that make big differences
Carly's Photography Tips - Setting up a Macro Shoot
I will start off with a few disjointed thoughts:
I am a firm believer that it is possible to take a beautiful photo of absolutely anything. But that being said, I do not believe that any one person can take a beautiful photo of a
Carly's Photo Tips - Butterfies and BugsMore photo tips! I must stress that I am no kind of expert in any way, these are just tips and techniques that seem to have worked for me in the past. If anyone has any other suggestions of improvements on what I've written, please let me know!
Here are my previous articles:
Small things that make big differences
Setting up a macro shoot
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Butterfly/bug photography
Bug photography is pretty high up on my list of favorite things to do. Even when I end up without any results that I'm happy with, the experience of running around in the warm weather sticking my nose in the dirt is immensely enjoyable for some reason. I am by no means anywhe
I will do my best to catch up in the next few days.
| I get a fair amount of comments from people asking me to check out their gallery, or comment their work, or things of the sort. I am more than happy to do this for anyone who asks, but just be aware of a few things: 1. When I comment, I am going to offer both praise and constructive criticism. If I take the time to comment I like it to be something that may be able to offer you the potential for improvement, so if I see something that I feel could be improved I will point it out. If you don't like hearing constructive criticism please don't ask me to comment. 2. I am currently juggling a full time job, volunteer work, a few classes and a fair amount of travelling, as well as trying to continue my own artistic endeavors. It may take me weeks to actually get around to commenting, but I promise I have not forgotten about you.  Thanks very much!  |
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