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Inexpensive Close-Up Photography – Extension Tubes
Simple tubes bring remarkable results. Macro photography allows you to capture images of small subjects, detail and pattern. Unfortunately, macro lenses are expensive. In the last two articles I looked at inexpensive ways to do close-up photography. These showed how … Continue reading
Inexpensive Close-Up Photography – close-up rings
Close up Lenses… Photographers are often drawn to small, fascinating details in the world around them. Dedicated macro lenses can cost a lot of money, but you don’t need one to get started with close-up photography. This article will explore … Continue reading
Focus On Imaging NEC Birmingham 3 – 6 March 2013
A broad range of new equipment. It appeared from busy aisles at this years Focus On Imaging Exhibition that photographic business is actively fighting off the economic depression, possibly even in rude health. With around one hundred and sixty exhibitors … Continue reading
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Tagged Camera, Disability, Disability photography, Mirrorless, National Exhibition Centre, NEC, Point-and-shoot, Royal Photographic Society, Tripod, Tripod head, Tripods, Vocabulary
Three “laws” of street photography that will help you
Street photography is not as chaotic as you imagine. Most people behave in predictable ways in public. Understanding the general “laws” of street photography can really help you get the shots you want and capture the most interesting characters. Here … Continue reading
Twelve Simple tips for atmospheric candlelight shots
Candles put out a wonderful light… Everyone feels the atmospheric impact of candlelight. The colour and the low light seems to draw you in. Capturing that light is easy with a few simple hints. Lets look at what is needed… … Continue reading
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