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27Nov.2013

Nov 27 Photo Tip – When you’re taking photos of a person

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When you’re taking photos of a person, its important that you don’t crop the shot at a person’s joints (wrist, elbow, knee, ankle, etc.)

22Nov.2013

Nov 22 Photo Tip – Expand your photographic horizon

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Expand your photographic horizons by renting a lens you don’t own and normally don’t have access to, such as an ultra-wide-angle, fisheye, super telephoto or fast lens. Try photographing cityscapes with the wide-angle or use the super-telephoto at a nature preserve; and a fast lens can be used for practically any subject.

21Nov.2013

Nov 21 Photo Tip – At your next family get together

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At your next family get together, designate one of the kids as photographer for the day. You might just be surprised at the unique viewpoint the images have.

20Nov.2013

Nov 20 Photo Tip – Take a tip from the pros

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Take a tip from the pros and keep duplicate copies of your important photos and videos. Even better than keeping duplicates is housing one set of files in a different location.This is a smart idea to do for your printed photographs as well. How does JB Photography do it? My computer has a master and […]

19Nov.2013

Nov 19 Photo Tip – when taking pictures of a big group

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When taking pictures of a big group, try to have everyone lined up perpendicular to the camera. Otherwise those closest to the lens may be out of focus or slightly distorted. Watch your f/stop when shooting groups the are lined in rows, change the depth of field and should be fine.

18Nov.2013

Nov 16 Photo Tip – If you normally use one lens for everyday shooting

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If you normally use one lens for everyday shooting, leaving your others at home, plan a day to use only your second lens. It may force you to look at your subjects with a new perspective and could lead to wonderful images.

15Nov.2013

Nov 15 Photo Tip – Now that winter is here

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Now that winter is here, Always take along an extra battery (or batteries) when you go out in the cold to shoot. Keep the battery inside your jacket, close to your body for warmth. If the first battery dies, replace it with the warm one and put the cold one inside your jacket to warm […]

14Nov.2013

Nov 14 Photo Tip – If you have someone helping you

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If you have someone helping you photograph kids or pets, have them stand as close to the camera as possible, otherwise your subject may be looking at them and not at the camera. They can also aid you in getting thise elusive smiles.

13Nov.2013

Nov 13 Photo Tip – A great assignment

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This is a great assignment from my lessons in school. Beginners and Amateurs have often shot very little with film. Because a roll of 35mm film was limited to, at most, 36 shots, good photographers had to be frugal in choosing when to shoot. Digital photographers often shoot frames indiscriminately. Give yourself an assignment and […]

12Nov.2013

Nov 12 Photo Tip – Having someone assist you

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If your able to, having someone assist you when photographing kids is helpful. This way you can stay with the camera while your helper runs after the kids and gets them back onto the “set”. Its also nice for those lovely kids that are shy, have your assistant make faces or run around with a […]

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