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1. Shoot about 30 minutes before and after sunset.

This time also called a Golden Hour. A sunset is a great thing to catch, but even if you do not shoot the sunset, shooting at an angle of 90 degrees to the sunset or even shooting with the sun on your back, with the subtle light, the colors in landscape photos. Most outdoor photography magazines will not even consider shots that were not shot by this time, as well as for forward / sunrise.

2. Shoot about 30 minutes before and after sunrise

As before and after sunset, shooting caused to be seen much more detail and tone before and after sunrise. The lighting appears is exposed often happens when shooting in the middle of the day with bright light. relax for portraits, in the shadow for subtle lighting conditions, even in the middle of the day, but with landscapes, you can not the whole landscape in the shade. You have to leave about the weather for themselves. You can also shoot a little longer after sunrise, when a light clouds, but usually one or two hours after sunrise, and it is very clear. Read the rest of this entry »

A rainbow is something that the power to stop you in your tracks when it unexpectedly appears when you least expected to see. They are beautiful – but how do you photograph a rainbow?

Find a rainbow

This is the most obvious, but perhaps the most difficult part of the process. Their appearance will depend on the circumstances, and they are something that happens often completely out of the blue. That means – you should especially looking for rainbows, if you have two elements are present – have Falling / spraying water droplets and protect from direct sunlight. As a result, they often arise when a storm is approaching and around waterfalls / sprinklers / fountains.

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If you are only learning photography and feel that learning on your DSLR camera manual use and frightening, here is a little tip I think to learn my camera, you can run the automatic settings. With automated tools, I mean the one where the settings are set for specific situations, and you know, to have to do something different. These include Portrait, Macro, Sports, Landscape, etc.

Take the sports mode. On a Canon 500D, sports mode, while I was in was stopped at the time: f/3.5, 1/320th sec, ISO auto.

What can you learn? A fast shutter speed freezes motion and captures. When I was the first to learn why my cameras with a smaller aperture stop in the sports mode, I was confused. Landscape mode uses high f-stops (exe: f/11). Read the rest of this entry »

Gear that you Need

Wide angle and telephoto lenses are for the view of the falls in the range of large like in landscape photography, while shorter lenses you can really concentrate on details. If you are familiar with the silky waterfall pictures feel you really need to pack a tripod or have a very establish very firm hand. A polarizing filter is also handy for some of the reflections back on their feet from the water. You could try a Hoya screw-in or a Cokin Creative Filter System polarizer filter if you do not have one yet. Read the rest of this entry »

A green screen technology refers to a technique or process in which a photographer overlay the background image of the subject and replaces it with a desired image. It is an advanced form of technology that a user play with graphics and visual effects add to the topic allows.

Many tools are available on the market and draws amateurs and pros to play, to create with photos and artistic images. A photographer photographs the subject in a studio against a green or blue background. While digital imaging, you can either place the topic in the middle of nature, or between skyscrapers in the world.

In other words, a person can the creativity of the subject, so in a way that the image using visually attractive and strikingly appears. You exotic images by the subject in the mid to high mountains, sparkling lakes and oceans or other extremely attractive landscapes. Read the rest of this entry »