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I am at the beginning of developing my photography hobby, but I'm filing this web page under "Rainy Day"! In fact, I might play around with it tonight. Just a little. :)

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03 Jul 08

Crabby Rangoon: All Eyes on You

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14 Jun 08

SundryBuzz | advice you didn’t ask for » Two Tricks for Taking Good Group Photos

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How to Take Great Group Photos

I love taking pictures, especially of my friends! I've taken lots of group photos through the years, and I try to make them as fun as possible, so this article gave me some ideas that will make group photos even more memorable than before.

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04 Apr 08

Tummy Time - 7 Tips for Taking Great Maternity Shots

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28 Mar 08

Make Money Selling Your Photos and Marketing Your Photography Business - Photopreneur

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21 Mar 08

Photojojo » Photography and The Law: Know Your Rights

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05 Mar 08

5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Tripping The Shutter

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the key to sharp wildlife and portraiture photography is making sure the eye of your subject is sharp. In general for expansive scenes with settings for greater depth of field you’ll want to focus in a third of the way into the scene.
After you’ve focused on what is most important to you be sure to check the edges of your photograph for distracting elements.
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- Wider focal lengths (ex. 16mm) have a wider field of view and magnify your subject less while longer focal lengths (ex. 300mm) have a narrower field of view and greatly magnify your subject.
- Conversely larger aperture settings provide shallower depth of field.
- Smaller aperture settings (ex. f-stop f/22) require longer shutter speeds or longer exposures while large aperture settings (ex. f/2.8) enable faster shutter speeds or shorter exposures.
- Lower ISO equating to lower light sensitivity versus higher ISO equating to higher light sensitivity. In general lower ISO settings equate to slower shutter speeds while higher ISO settings equate to faster shutter speeds
- Smaller aperture settings provide greater depth of field.