When taking pictures, a subject in the very middle of the frame is very boring and not considered a very good picture. To make your pictures better in general you need to take into account the Rule of Thirds. Here's a primer.
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The biggest most popular Nikon community site on the internet.
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There are a lot of tutorials out there for Photoshop, but this blog helps filter out only the best and most useful tips for you.
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Ever want to do some photography work without spending a lot of money? Yeah me too. A lot of people don't really know that they can produce really cool stuff on a limited budget. This article gives you the necessary info...
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You've heard this before: Digital cameras do all the work. You just push the button and great pictures magically appear. The better the camera, the better the photos. Isn't that right? Heck no!
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Online image editing tool that doesn't require registration or login. Not photoshop, but great for quick edits.
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Gregory Colbert has created an photographic experience in a traveling exhibition that brings together man and nature on film that is traveling the world
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Camera simulator designed to teach basic photographic principles. Use it to experiment with shutter and aperture settings, film speed and camera shake.
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Why is it that with over 60 years of improvements in cameras, lens sharpness and film grain, resolution and dynamic range that no one has been able to equal what Ansel Adams did back in the 1940s? Ansel didn't even have Photoshop!
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Introductory tutorial about how to control exposure in your photographs. Nicely illustrated with photographic examples.
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