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Aug
7
7 Quick steps to Help you Capture Clouds
Submitted by Abby on Fri, 2009-08-07 06:27
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Clouds have always fascinated me. The shapes, colours, sizes, textures are all so different making them very photogenic. Clouds can have the ability to turn a boring blue sky into a maze of interesting shapes.
When travelling clouds really can be very exciting to photograph due to different weather systems. Different weather patterns mean that clouds add mystery to any image. The great thing about clouds is that they are totally random and very unpredictable giving you totally unique shots.
Aug
7
4 Easy Steps to Get Beautiful Photographs with Lens Flare!
Submitted by Abby on Fri, 2009-08-07 04:40
Sun flare has always been a big no no in traditional photography, until recreantly. Lens Flare is a great way to add interest to your photographs and turn them in to a professional arty looking images.All you really need is the sun, which should be at your disposal when travelling, and your camera. There are a few simple rules to follow, but once you get the hang of it the Lens Flare effect can really enhance your photography.
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Aug
6
7 Ideas to Help you Take More Photographs.
Submitted by Abby on Thu, 2009-08-06 10:02
If you are wanting to improve your Photography one of the best ways is to simply increase the amount of photographs your taking.
These tips are perfect to motivate you when travelling or when your at home improving and developing your photography skills. Read more
Aug
6
8 Ways to Become a More Confident Travel Photographer
Submitted by Abby on Thu, 2009-08-06 08:25
Confidences is key in becoming a great Travel Photographer. We have all been to weddings and witnessed the bolshie and assertive photographer, in almost all cases the out come of their confidence is amazing photographs.
Confidence is worth so much to you as a Travel Photographer. Read more
Aug
6
Shoot to Improve, Practising around the House.
Submitted by Abby on Thu, 2009-08-06 06:24
One of the best ways to improve and develop your photographic skills is to take more photographs. Even in your own home there are thousands of photo opportunities to take advantage of.
The more you shoot the more you will improve.
Here are a few examples and ideas to help you improve your photography with simply things around the house. Read more
Aug
4
5 Reasons Why You Should Have a Photographers Notebook.
Submitted by Abby on Tue, 2009-08-04 05:31
One of the most important pieces of equipment that you have in your camera kit will be your photographers notebook. A Photographers Notebook is the hub of all your creative ideas, goals and inspirations. As a travel photographer your notebook will become your best friend!
If your not convinced about having a photographers notebook here are 5 of the most important reasons you should carry one. Read more
Jul
31
Keeping You and Your Photography Kit Safe When Travelling
Submitted by Abby on Fri, 2009-07-31 05:30
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Being a travel photographer can pose some dangers but as I'm sure your aware the rewards far out weigh most dangers.
Jul
24
How to Get Beautiful Photographs from your Camera Phone.
Submitted by Abby on Fri, 2009-07-24 04:43
Absolutely everybody has a mobile phone these days! Almost all phones have cameras and the quality of some of photo cameras are quite amazing.
I don't suggest that you replace your camera with a camera phone but, phone cameras are great for when you don't have your camera with you or you have simply popped to the shop and you see something you want to photograph.
I'm going to prove to you that you can take great photos with your mobile phone in 10 simple steps.
1.Keep that lens clean.
Jul
22
How To Ask, 'May I take your photograph?' in a Different Language.
Submitted by Abby on Wed, 2009-07-22 04:20
When your travelling in another country its very important to be respectful of the people living there.
If your planning to take lots of portrait photographs when your away, then its a really good idea to learn how to ask, 'may I take your photograph' in the countries language.
A great idea is to write down the phrase in the right lanuage in your Photographers Notebook.
Here is a list of how you can ask 'may I take your photograph' in many different languages.
Jul
21
Portrait Photography, How to Photograph People.
Submitted by Abby on Tue, 2009-07-21 08:06
Portrait photography has got to be my favourite. Being a travel photographer gives me a great opportunity to photograph people of different cultures.
When you travel remember to not only take photos of the amazing scenery but also the people of the country. Getting photographs of people can give so much information about a place and really capture the countries culture. Read more
