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November 20, 2009

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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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		Tips for Plants and Flowers by Anthony Schreck Anthony was kind enough to sit down with us and provide some tips for shooting all kinds of flora. All images by Anthony Brett Schreck and made with the Panasonic Lumix L1. > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Experiment with Blur By Tony Schreck Tony Schreck poses several interesting ideas on how to blur your images. > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Composition Rule of Thirds by John Beebe If I knew how to take a good photograph, I'd do it every time. - Robert Doisneau There are no guaranteed methods for creating great photographs. However, certain rules can serve as a guide. The Rule of Thirds > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Wedding Photography Tips By Brian Widdis Bryan gives us some great photo tips for weddings > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Show A Sense of Scale by Russ Burden Russ Burden Russ gives us great tips on how to convey depth > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Night Photography by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Many new photographers are uneducated to some of the benefits of shooting at night. This article will help give you some starting points. > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Show Depth in a Landscape by Russ Burden by Russ Burden The most successful landscape images portray an illusion of depth to the viewer, convincing them that they can walk into the image. Here's how. > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Birds In Flight - 5 Quick Tips by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Russ Burden provides tips on photographing birds, including their behavior, using a flash, and more. > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Environmental vs. Tight Portraits by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Should you go for the wide-angle environmental shot when shooting wildlife or tighten in for the close-crop headshot? Why settle for just one? > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Wide Angle Wildlife by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Most photographers recommend using a long lens when photographing wildlife. But in certain circumstances you can get great results by using your wide angle lens > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Backlight Images by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Shooting into the light is one fundamental way to produce striking images. > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article

		Framing by Russ Burden by Russ Burden Framing your subject properly draws the viewer's eye directly where you want it to go > See Slide Show of Work > Read Complete Article