User-created articles: Photo Techniques
This is a list articles created by users from within the dpreview community. Note that these are neither endorsed nor reviewed by dpreview editorial staff. There are currently 48 user-created articles total.
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| Published on Oct 4, 2011 | Photo Techniques
Shooting close up for impact (SCUFI) is a great technique for separating a subject from its surroundings to create compositions with greater stopping power. This is not a macro technique, but actually getting closer to your subject.
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| Published on Oct 3, 2011 | Photo Techniques
The rule of thirds is an easy way for beginning photographers to improve the composition of their photographs. This article explains how to break away from a center-oriented composition and create a more dynamic image.
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| Published on Sep 30, 2011 | Photo Techniques
Shooting small flowers has many challenges. This describes both the equipment and process of one approach.
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| Published on Sep 29, 2011 | Photo Techniques
Bad weather....Dreary skies....No problem !
How the simple use of supplemental flash can punch up your travel photos!
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| Published on Sep 29, 2011 | Photo Techniques
This article looks at the challenges facing modern landscape photographers. Anthony McKee is a New Zealand trained, Australian based professional photographer and writer with a passion for documentary and landscape photography.
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| Published on Sep 29, 2011 | Photo Techniques
One of the biggest issues confronting photographers starting out shooting portraits is how to pose their subject. Here are a few pointers that will work out every time for you.
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| Published on Sep 28, 2011 | Photo Techniques
First in a series of tips on how to take better travel photos.
This week's tip is about how to shoot time exposures any time of day...even in broad daylight!
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| Published on Sep 28, 2011 | Photo Techniques
Bird photography is one of the most popular genres of nature photography and it is my biggest passion. Photographing birds is very interesting and challenging. Read the tips in this article to improve your bird photography experience.
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