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Trick Photography: Creating Appealing Illusions with Your Camera

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Trick photography – creating appealing illusions with your camera
Trick photography helps in creating an illusion of the scene through the ideas of the photographer. While there’re many, some of the popular trick photography ideas include tilt-shift, infrared, high speed, light painting, zoom & panoramic photography.

Trick photography is a way to make a scene look more appealing and attractive to the audience by adding certain special effects to achieve desired outcome that a simple photograph of the scene would not be able to achieve.

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The Quick Guide To Corporate Photography

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Businesses as well as individual business professionals have a wide range of photography needs that may need to be filled over time, and as a professional photographer, you have the opportunity to profit when you make an effort to fill these needs.

There are essentially two types of corporate photography that you can focus on, and you may choose to focus your efforts on both of them.

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Photographer’s Guide to iPhone 6: Capabilities, Tips & Gadgets

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After many months of waiting, the iPhone 6 and its big brother, the iPhone 6 Plus, have finally arrived! Apple made the decision to keep the 8-megapixel sensor for the iPhone 6 iSight camera, despite other smartphones which have up to 20-megapixel cameras. However, the iPhone 6 camera is not the same as the one you’ll find in the iPhone 5S.

It has a number of features designed to enhance smartphone still-photography and video. Most of these features take the iPhone 6 photographic ability to an entirely new level.

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DSLR Lens Reviews 2: Which Lens To Buy?

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For many photographers, a beautiful portrait shot combines two essential elements: a flattering view of the subject set against a blurred background. This is easy to achieve if you have the correct lens.

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If you want to zoom up to a subject that is rather far away you’ll need a telephoto lens. These lenses are also ideal for sports and wildlife photography. If you’re taking close-ups of flowers and insects, you’ll quickly become frustrated with your camera’s standard lens kit, and in this case a macro lens is the answer.

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Event Photography: How To Take Electric Photos of Rock Bands

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Do you remember the photographs that inspired you to want to take photography more seriously? If so, you must have a better memory than me. 😉

I don’t remember the specific photographs that made me want to keep me camera with me at all times. Maybe it was Henri-Cartier Bresson’s street photography, or maybe it was Andreas Gursky’s Rhine which sold for more than 4 million dollars.

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Get Intimate With Depth of Field: Using Depth of Field Creatively

By Alpizar Laura
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Controlling your camera’s exposure is not only a fundamental topic to achieve good photographs, but it also becomes essential knowledge to be able to explore the creative possibilities of photography.

You might have heard of aperture, shutter speed and ISO. These are the camera controls that directly affect exposure and, finally, how the picture turns out. You can use many combinations of these settings to achieve correct exposure, depending on your “intention” of the picture.

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How to Make Instagram Filters in Photoshop: Amaro & Mayfair

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With over 100 million users worldwide on both iOS and Android devices, Instagram’s success as a mobile platform and social network is clear to see. These days, it has an expanded web presence, so there are more opportunities than ever to show off your photography skills. Instagram’s 20 filters that fit a handy app are a great playground for photographers to have fun with their images.

If you want to create high-quality, post-edited images, you should use some editing software for it, not a mobile app. For instance, you can use Photoshop to recreate some Instagram filters.

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How to Take Pretty Photographs in Bars & Nightclubs

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There’s something about a dimly bar that gets my muse excited. The old guys hunched over their beers, talking about the weather. The tattoo-covered dudes confidently working over the pool table. The colorful ladies, often wearing their most eye-catching clothing and makeup…For most people, it’s the highlight of their week.

Whether they are kicking back, cutting loose with friends, or dancing the night away, everybody wants to have a good time, and everyone has a story.

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The Definitive Guide on How and When to Use ISO on Your Camera

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When people talk about digital camera settings, there are three main ones that pop up: shutter speed, aperture and ISO. They all relate to light and the way your camera captures it: Shutter speed controls the length of time your camera lets in the light, aperture determines the size of the opening in your lens that light travels through and ISO adjusts the sensitivity of the image sensor.

Knowing how to manipulate these options opens up a well of possibilities for a photographer, and today I’m going to break down the basics of ISO for you.

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All That You Need in Your Camera Bag for a Successful Wedding Photography Shoot

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There are many challenges to successful wedding photography, and it can be a hectic day, even for skilled photographers.It includes the photography of activities involving the wedding and photographs of the family members, friends and couple before the marriage, as well as coverage of the wedding day and post wedding. It’s a viable endeavor that supports the efforts of many independent photographers or photographers working with studios.

Successful wedding photography is all about rebuilding the moment by telling the story through a sequence of photographs. The best place is to start with the wedding day’s preparations. It’s advisable to turn up at the bride’s house before the actual wedding, allowing enough time to evaluate how she is getting on with her preparations.

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