This doesn’t really apply of course if you’re taking shots of inanimate objects. It is highly unlikely that a tree is going to feel put out because you took your shot when it’s foliage was not at its best – but a person may.
Perhaps you are lurking in the back alleys of a Third World [...]
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Photography and Manners
Posted by photoshopguy on November 20th, 2009
Posted in Photography Tips 
Tags: Ambiance, Back Alleys, Better Days, candid photography, candid photos, candid portraits, Candid Shot, Color Balance, Crutch, Darkroom, Foliage, Inanimate Objects, Locals, Manners, Many Things, Nobility, Old Woman, photo editing software, Taking Photos, Third World Country, True Value, Viewfinder, Vow 
No Comments »10 Tips for Better Pictures
Posted by photoshopguy on May 23rd, 2008
1. Position your subject
Use the Rule of Thirds to make your photographs more interesting. Imagine the scene divided into three sections, like tic-tac-toe, horizontally and vertically. Positioning your subject at the intersection of those lines will break up symmetry and result in a compelling photo. If you don’t get the perfect shot, you can [...]
Which Digital Camera Should You Purchase?
Posted by photoshopguy on May 15th, 2008
Digital Photography Tips for Beginners: Which Digital Camera Should You Purchase?
Digital photography is fun, convenient, and you can see the rewards of your labors quickly. No film required, no sending film off to be developed, what could be easier? Before you run out and buy the most expensive digital camera with the most mega-pixels and [...]
