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Black and White Photography on Rainy Days

Black and White Photography on Rainy Days

This article is based on concepts from the Bad Weather Photography Guide and also the Better B&W Photography Guide if you want to dig deeper for further training. One of my favorite locations in the entire world to take pictures is coastal Oregon. And as sure as the sunrise and taxes, most of the time […]

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Anticipation in Photography

Anticipation in Photography

This article is based on concepts from Effective Storytelling with Photography if you want to dig deeper for further training. Remember the lyrics from the famous Carly Simon song: “Anticipation. It’s making me wait.” Remember: Anticipation is a skill common among experienced photographers and generally lacking in newer photographers. Let’s discuss the photographic expertise of […]

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Abstract Photography Exercises

Abstract Photography Exercises

If part of your photographic self-awareness includes a little voice that wants to play without rules or retribution, well then, abstract is the photo genre for you! In the world of abstract photography the sky is limit. Your creativity isn’t bound by conventions in any way. This article contains some concepts from the The Complete […]

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The Simple Long Exposure Tip Nobody Talks About

The Simple Long Exposure Tip Nobody Talks About

When I first started in Long Exposure photography, I became very frustrated. I purchased all of the right gear, and I followed the simple steps as listed with various online blogs. Yet, at least half of the time, my photos were boring, and the long exposure effect was minimal. I discovered something pretty important on […]

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Long Exposure Photography: How Long is Too Long?

Long Exposure Photography: How Long is Too Long?

In long-exposure photography, what is the one decision that can make or break your photograph? The answer to that question surprised me when I started in long-exposure photography. This article is based on concepts from the The Complete Guide to Long Exposure Photography which is currently 71% off if you want to dig deeper for […]

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The Dynamics of Diagonal Lines

The Dynamics of Diagonal Lines

Diagonal lines are used by photographers to lead a viewer’s eyes to a particular spot in the composition. This spot is often the subject or very near the subject. Related reminder: only 1 day left for the Advanced Composition Guide at 78% Off Create Visual Tension Visual tension is created by a diagonal line. This […]

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This Tip Will Give Your Photos Powerful Perspective

This Tip Will Give Your Photos Powerful Perspective

This article is based on concepts from The Advanced Composition Guide which is currently 78% off if you want to dig deeper for further training. The magnificence of the human machine, also known as the human body, gives us three-dimensional vision. It is that benefit that allows us to evaluate size and distance. In photography, […]

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How to Capture Leading Lines That Work

How to Capture Leading Lines That Work

This article is based on concepts from The Advanced Composition Guide which is currently 78% off if you want to dig deeper for further training. Leading lines are a “first try” composition tool for many photographers when they attempt to consciously compose a photograph. The reason for this is that they’re often easily spotted within […]

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Previsualization: Transforming Your Thoughts into Photos

Previsualization: Transforming Your Thoughts into Photos

Oh, they’re just a snapshooter! That’s kind of the biggest slap in the face that you can give a photographer. This article is based on concepts from The Advanced Composition Guide which is currently 78% off if you want to dig deeper for further training. None of us want to believe that we’re snapshooters. Truthfully, […]

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How to Create Powerful Photos Through Balance

How to Create Powerful Photos Through Balance

In the physical world, it’s pretty easy to understand the concept of balance. In the photography world, the concept of balance is a bit more muddled. This article is based on concepts from The Advanced Composition Guide which is currently 78% off if you want to dig deeper for further training. Balance within photography is […]

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