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Archive for February, 2012

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The Butterfly

March 2012: Focus Photo Comp Results

Winning Photo Theme : “Black As Night” Photo By Jenny Akhurst Canon 20D,  28-135mm Canon Lens, F8, 1/100sec, ISO 400 Why Jenny won: Jenny has not only captured the delicate, soft wings and texture of this butterfly, but she has captured a really hard subject! The most outstanding thing about this photo is the wings. [...]

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Served Up Fresh- A Photographers Guide To Complete Success

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Getting Sharp Photos on a Windy Day- Windy Day Photography

Getting Sharp Photos on a Windy Day- Windy Day Photography

The basic “elements of art” include an understanding of “lines”, and it should interest the photographer to know that diagonals always imply “energy” of some kind. For example, the artist who paints trees at a slight diagonal is implying that they are blowing in the wind. This usually incorporates some interest into their work, and [...]

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How To Take Landscape Photos

How To Take Landscape Photos

Learning how to take landscape photos is not only fun but will enhance your photographic skills in everything you shoot. There are a few very handy methods that will really help you take better landscape photos. Many photographers will swear to using a tripod, others won’t. Other photographers will tell you to spend time sharpening [...]

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How Tripods Help You Get Better Landscape Photos

How Tripods Help You Get Better Landscape Photos

Lake Cathie Beach, Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia. Photo by Amy Renfrey. Canon EOS 500D, 1/400, F8, ISO 100, 24mm   In your landscape photography you will find that the majority is probably with a tripod. But each type of photography uses different tools. Photographers that do sports photography like to use a hand-held strategy so [...]

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How Creativity Began For Me

I saw an ad on Facebook telling  us that getting kids into reading at a young age it very important. I couldn’t agree more. I remember being transported to another world as I hung off every word in “Adventures of the Faraway Tree” by Enid Blyton when I was about 5 or 6. My mother [...]