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Images enhanced by the presence of reflecting surfaces in them - water, usually; mirror surfaces in a few, the Bean ("Cloud Gate") in Chicago making an appearance in one of the shots. In some, the orientation of the camera is changed to briefly create a confusion between object and reflection, with pleasantly surreal results.

Best Wedding Photography Techniques For Beginner - Have you ever been in a position like this: Entering a new world of photography and got an offer for the first time photographing a wedding? In the heart must feel a little confused and looking for tips on how to capture a moment that marriage is so sacred and important for the wedding couple. This article is a continuation of the article you are looking for wedding photography techniques.Jika technical explanation, then you will not find it in this article, we will assume that you already understand the basics of photography like the concept of exposure triangle, base composition, and others. Learn How to Manipulate Light. The ability to reflect or scatter (diffuse) light flash is key in Wedding Photography. you will definitely see a lot of weddings in the building's lower lighting conditions, if you are allowed to be use flash (some places like the church does not allow) see if it is possible to reflect light flash into the ceiling? (remember that the reflected light flash on the wall with colored surface will change the color of your photograph), or consider also using flash light diffuser to be softer. The building does not allow the use of wedding flash? then you at least use a fast lens with a wide aperture or raise the ISO setting. A lens that features image stabilization (IS / VR) would be helpful.

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tutorial beach portrait photography - Cheer up you have a beautiful beach in the city or county. Most people always think the beach has its own charm to unwind, relax with friends, or even as a place to jog. The main reason of course because enthralling landscapes, color blue reflects the freedom and light to attract attention. We believe, when looking for a hunting certainly occurred to you to consider the beach as a destination. Beach always offers great photographic opportunities, but equal to the other hunting spots, the beach also has a level of difficulty and challenge for a photographer. Strong light may damage the camera, it is also one of the reasons why there are UV filters.

Indoor Wedding Photography Ideas to Get a Beautiful Picture - Questions often once there when we are shooting indoors. How to produce a good photo when shooting indoors? Camera settings which we will discuss here comes from some experience when photographing corporate events, weddings were held in the building. This setting allows you to take pictures of people or as a foreground subject, but still get the colors or the light in the background. Settings for Indoor Photography Use the camera settings in Manual mode. This setting allows you to gain full control over your digital camera settings. Set the maximum aperture eg f/4.0 or f/2.8. Set the shutter speed at 1/60, because it will be difficult to take pictures using only your hands at speeds below 1/60 sec. As a reference, do not ever shoot with a shutter speed below Focal Length size that you use when shooting using only your hands. Example: do not ever shoot with shutter speed below 1/50, if you use a 50mm prime lens and take pictures simply by using hand (without a tripod). you will need External Flash, if possible, the reflected light flash to the ceiling so that light can be more evenly distributed. Test it by shooting a couple of times and see how it works. If the image is less bright or underexposed, try raising the ISO (from 200 to 400) until you get the results you want.

Sparkling Clear Water Of Oregon. Taken last weekend in the Ochoco Mountains.

As the New Year rolls in, I find myself looking forward to new things-new directions, new goals, new relationships. But with the start of a new year also comes a time for reflection (literally) of what I've accomplished and how much I've progressed. As I perform my annual "house cleaning"-purging old work which isn't up to snuff, and transferring the remaining photos to yet another new hard drive (I'm amassing quite the collection)-I've had the opportunity to put a fresh set of eyes on everything I've shot over the past year or so.

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