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“Composition” means taking better photos
(September 14,2007) One way to improve your photography is through better “composition,” which only means thoughtfully “composing” the image in the viewfinder for the greatest impact.
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Black-and-White is Beautiful
(September 01,2006) Black-and-white photography has been around decades longer than color photography and has a very special place in the hearts of most viewers. Black-and-white images are classic.
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Are you taking enough pictures of your family?
(August 01,2006) Several years ago, Photo Marketing Association International (PMAI) and the Photographic Information Council (PIC) designed the day after Thanksgiving as “National Family Photo Day.”
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E-mailing pictures the right way
(August 01,2006) Since the early days of photography, people have loved sharing their pictures with distant family members and friends.
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E-Photos Are E-asy
(August 01,2006) Would you like to be able to share your photographs with others? Friends, family members, business associates, or whomever? Between the Internet and today’s photographic advancements, doing so is easier than ever.
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Digital Imaging Made Easy
(August 01,2006) There was a time--back in the pre-Internet days, of course--when sending photographic images from one computer to another wasn't merely difficult; it was impossible.
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Organizing a Photo Scavenger Hunt
(August 01,2006) Looking for something the kids can do on a drowsy afternoon? Why not organize a photographic scavenger hunt? With a list of clues and an inexpensive single-use camera for each of your children, you’re in business.
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Bringing Out the Hidden Artist
(August 01,2006) Everybody has an artistic side. Are you ready to break with convention to bring it to the surface? Let’s find out.
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Creating a Photo "Storyboard"
(August 01,2006) Here’s a fun way to teach your children to use a camera to create a piece of original art worthy of the name. Have them make a photo layout comprised of several different scenes—just like a commercial advertising storyboard.
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Creating a Pet Portrait
(August 01,2006) People often have special portraits taken of themselves, so why not your favorite pet? You can hire a professional photographer to do the job, or you can tackle it yourself with a minimum of effort. First, however, you need to know the rules of the road.
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Updating the Family Tree
(August 01,2006) Everyone enjoys looking at the family tree—finding out who lived when, who married whom, and so on. Think of how much more rewarding a family "photo tree" would be! As a bonus, it makes a terrific family present that will be cherished for generations.
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“Magic” filters for your digital camera
(May 01,2006) There is a special lens filter that can do wonderful things for your digital color photography. It’s called a polarizing filter and it is placed over the camera lens. It can do things that post-processing computer photo-editing software isn’t able to do.
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The Truth About Travel Photography
(February 01,2006) (February 2006) You’ve seen beautiful travel photos by professional photographers and you may wonder why your photos aren’t as good, colorful, or dramatic.
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Things to Know About Your Digital Camera
(February 01,2006) (February 2006) Digital cameras offer photographers more choices for operating settings than film cameras. For best results, digital photographers should do their homework by studying the camera’s instruction book. Here are five settings that make for better photographs.
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