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November 7, 2009

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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

		Not Your Usual Portrait Tip Article Russ Burden > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Let It Evolve by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Russ lets us know when and how to let our subject evolve > Read Complete Article

		Sweet Light Architecture by Russ Burden by Russ Burden While most subjects look better when shot in the sweet light of sunrise or sunset, some benefit more than others - think architecture. > Read Complete Article

		Don't Forget to Have Some Fun by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Be sure to enjoy the moment and don't get bogged down in processing or editing! > Read Complete Article

		Capture The Light by Russ Burden Russ gives us great tips on how to capture images with different kinds of light > Read Complete Article

		How to Create Flattering Portraits of Family & Friends by Alice B. Miller Alice B. Miller recently sat down with photographer Allison Earnest who provided tips on how to create a flattering and natural looking photo > Read Complete Article

		Reflect Upon This by Russ Burden by Russ Burden By incorporating the reflective surface into the composition, a more intriguing way of showing the primary subject is unveiled. > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Wolfgang Kaehler Photo Critiques Professional photographer Kaehler offers his insight on his student’s images > Read Complete Article

		Flaming Rosetta by Rick Wright Rick Wright Flaming promotional coffee shot for new coffee house in Philadelphia > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Real Leaf by Rick Wright Rick Wright Real Leaves Before And After > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Elegant Pot, Restrained Photo by Rick Wright Rick Wright An elegant and simple teapot > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		White Balance by Russ Burden Use Camera RAW White Balance to Create Moods > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article