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September 8, 2008

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Photo Tips & Techniques

Take Great Pictures' Photo Tips & Techniques section offers tips monthly about everything from basic rules of composition to macro photography to portraits and landscapes to tricks you never would have thought of. Be sure to check back each month for more great Photo Tips & Techniques on things like photographing a sunset, working with natural light, working in ambient light, using a wide angle, zoom, or macro lens, and more.

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Photo Tips & Techniques

		Fall Color: Part 2 by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Continuing the theme of Fall Color tips and techniques, Russ Burden offers another round of suggestions > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Fall Color: Part 1 by Russ Burden by Russ Burden With Autumn just around the corner, here are some tips from Russ Burden to keep in mind when shooting outdoors this season > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Angled Composition by Chris Michaels by Chris Michaels Looking for a simple way to give your photos an edgy feel? Just tilt your camera! > Read Complete Article

		Follow a Different Horizon by Chris Michaels by Chris Michaels You don't always have to align your camera with classic horizontal or vertical view > Read Complete Article

		Tips for Shooting Pets by Frank Siteman by Frank Siteman Keeping your pets to stay still long enough for you to photograph them can be tough. Here are some tips to help out > Read Complete Article

		7 Quick Landscape Composition Guidelines by Russ Burden by Russ Burden While these tips are designed for use with landscapes, you can also apply them to portraits, architecture, wildlife, and other subjects > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Proper Handholding Technique by Russ Burden by Russ Burden When the situation doesn't allow for a tripod, use these techniques to steady your camera yourself > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Silhouette Your Subjects by Chris Michaels Create a fresh take on your subjects by making them dark against a properly exposed background > Read Complete Article

		Motion Blur by Panning by Chris Michaels by Chris Michaels To capture movement in a photo, blur the background with this tip from Chris Simon > Read Complete Article

		Motion Blur Using a Tripod by Chris Michaels by Chris Michaels Use a tripod and a long exposure to capture low-light motion > Read Complete Article

		Motion Blur by Zooming by Chris Michaels by Chris Michaels Surround your subject in blur with this quick tip for your zoom lens. > Read Complete Article

		Perspective by Chris Michaels by Chirs Michaels Draw the viewer's attention and add depth to your photos by being conscious of your perspective > Read Complete Article