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Lovely post - sometimes all you need is a little quiet time away from everything. I'm glad you felt better! Love the photos; the second is postcard quality!
mybigbackyard · 2007-06-28: 22:12
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First picture is really gorgeous. The key thing to focus on to improve is FRAMING the subject, i.e. composition. A great way to learn is to study other people's pictures. Take out a few photographic picture books from the library and study and analyse what makes a great picture. Next I think is sharpness of focus and clarity as well as a meaningful subject. I always take 5-6 mental pictures for every actual one I photograph. Usually this means I try framing the subject from different angles and distances. Here is an idea you can try. Pick a subject and take 10 pictures of it from different angles, high/low/oblique/direct, etc, and at different magnifications. Perhaps you might even post the results. Do let me know if you do. Have fun.
Sevendipity · 2007-07-23: 14:05
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