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Pictures From London Zoo Animal Photography Competition 2013 - 0 views

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    Winners have been announced of the biggest annual competition of animal photography organized by the Zoological Society Of London. This contest is launched in 2012 to promote nature photography. This is a big inspiration for the professional and amateur nature photographers. This competition has incited the photo artists to explore the wonders of nature with more enthusiasm.
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All Time Best Macro Pictures Of Arthropods By Sam Droege - 0 views

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    "An arthropod is an invertebrate animal having an exoskeleton (external skeleton), a segmented body, and jointed appendages. Arthropods include all insects, arachnids, and crustaceans. Their body plan consists of repeated segments, each with a pair of appendages. Their versatility has enabled them to become one of the most species-rich members on the planet. They have over a million described species, making up more than 80% of all described living animal species. They range in size from microscopic plankton up to forms a few meters long. [Source]"
Bakari Chavanu

6 Tips for Perfect Composition in Portrait Photography - 11 views

  • Photographers who do not closely examine the surroundings within the frame of their image are those who come away with images that have great distractions
  • There is nothing more painful for a portraitist than taking a portrait that is beautifully posed, gorgeously lit, and absolutely unusable … simply because no attention was given to background composition!
  • Keep eyes in the upper third This is the most natural spacing for a portrait. Try not to divert from this rule unless you are deliberately creating tension. Another exception of this rule is when a subject is full-bodied in the bottom third of the frame.
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  • By pulling the subject away from the background and shooting on Aperture priority (f4.0), you will create a small depth of field to blur the backdrop and allow for artistic texture
  • To make the best use of perspective, work to change your camera-to-subject angle. Often by moving a little to the right or left, or getting higher or lower, you can completely abolish that distracting tree branch or telephone pole
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    Frame within a frame.
mrs roadrunner

Smile Big For The Camera - 0 views

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    Smile Big For The Camera. This is a red dragonfly that comes to our backyard pond. He was paying attention to what I was doing, looking straight at me in this shot.
mrs roadrunner

Butterfly Eating - mrsroadrunner's blog - 0 views

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    Butterfly eating on a zinnia flower
yaswithlove

Express Your Inner Sentiments with Charming Love Cards - 0 views

Get the Cards Get the Feelings:Love is a bond that ties people from their friends and family and in the purest form; it is the relationship between parents and kids. Love is the thrilling in all re...

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jonilochtefeld

THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION OF THE COST OF PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS.POSTED BY JONI LO... - 1 views

Over the years, I have been asked why professional photographers are so costly. I recently came across this post by another Photographer Jennifer Ilene Photography. And it's a great response to t...

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sandersch07

Express Your Inner Sentiments with Charming Love Cards - 3 views

These Love Cards are awesome, I got scrapbook original kit: Valentine from Canon Inc. is also very good and a creative and original gift for our loved one, stumbled upon in this site and ended up ...

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