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It's not just that my favorite subject isn't in the list, but the poll in the right panel seems to contain several fairly redundant options. It also misses some pretty obvious categories.
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...have a new Canon T1i, and formerly owned a Olympus E500 DSLR. I am having problems focusing the camera on subjects with foreground matter close to the subject. For example, a bird sitting in the b...
1. A good photograph has a clear subject. ~ It's about something or someone. It may even tell a story about that subject. But the subject is clear and unambiguous.
2.A good photograph focuses ...
Maybe subject line needs to let people know about nudity. So they know to click or not to click.
Example: __________(nude subject)
Also Butts how do they rate?
Breasts with soft focus to hide ni...
Most automatic harshly flashes will not correctly expose a subject that is a long distance away from a background-like someone intimately walking down the aisle in a church. The strangely flash will...
...s with good results. It's very convenient to be able to shoot from a long enough distance so that the subject does not get disturbed. With the full three ring Kenko set, at 400 mm the subject can...
Do you mean a "Silhouette"?
The background needs to be brighter than your subject and expose for the background.
The brighter the background and the less light on your subject the darker y...
...idea behind "Panning technique" showing speed .
What is Panning technique?
On a moving subject, using a slightly slower shutter speed than normal, keeping your subject on target an...
Another thing I noticed while experimenting....When I placed it back on Auto and took pictures of the same subject, same light it automatically changed ISO to 400. I'm starting to understand how...
... be nice to be able to photograph an animal or a portrait with a blurry background, so as to emphasize the subject).
I have tried focusing on the subject, but that didn't really work, an have tr...
Ya, what Bob said plus someone that can focus good on a subject and where to focus on a subject. Also has no handshaking wile taking the image. knowing your camera and DOF helps too.
Fantastic clarity for the speed of the subject - and also using a zoom to boot. When you are capturing these shots do you have a fixed focus area and capture the image in that area or is it being adju...
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I like the picture a lot, Ciggy. Though the pic has the subject dead-center, it works very well. Sometimes rules (such as the rule of thirds) are made to be broken. Great choice for...
...the three of us (in the meanwhile till some other courageous posters show up) - could get photos here on a subject and compare?
(although as said before my wish how the photos should look and the a...
...tography, one must understand how it is defined. Contrary to its name, the distance from the camera to the subject does not accurately define the level of close-up photography. Instead, the subject to...
...dy! All-in-all, very good photos.
One thing you might consider is your framing. Composing with your subject dead center doesn't allow for much flow to your photo. See the postings on &quo...
It's a good depth-of-field subject. To simplify, you could open your lens a bit and focus on a single subject. Maybe the two together in the lower third, leaving the others out of focus.(?)
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Besides: I am not at all interested anymore in drawing the 'lines' (or rules) concerning this subject since, as I explained before - I think Greg can do that much better him being (beside...
Welcome CD.. I agree.. the colors are sweet and the details are nice too.. Composing your subject towards the center of the frame is usually a no no.. And your shadows are hard.. I would try this sub...
Great subject, but not quite enough order to the composition. It looks a bit rushed and not thought out. The scraggly trees are part of the problem as they really obsure the subject. A better optio...
One problem I saw with the backlit muslin backdrop serving as a softwall: Properly lighting the subject.
The two examples of the girl are somewhat washed-out. The bright background drowns out the s...
Your getting blurry images because of movement either the camera or the subject at 1/20 sec. What are you shooting? are you using a tripod? Your on camera flash only has a range of about 10-12 feet. Y...
I would have to agree with FloppyDog. A wider aperture to blure the background would help the subject pop a bit. I would also crop the photo a bit, putting the subject in the right of the photo a bit....
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