Find Stories In Your Photo Composition
Posted by Prince Vasquez in Composition Dec 11th, 2009 | No Comments
Most people are easily fascinated by the photos that they see. Some people adore different colors, great sceneries, beautiful models, sexy bodies, wild animals, buildings, structures, flowers, fruits, plants, celestial bodies, and even the smallest possible insect that you could ever possibly see.
Most experienced photographers and photo journalists would dig dipper on to one’s composition, they would try to figure out the story the picture is trying to tell when most people wouldn’t bother at all.
A great picture could tell many stories just by the look of its composition. When a...
Tripods : When To Bring and When NOT to Bring
Posted by Prince Vasquez in Photography Tips and Lesson, Technicals Dec 2nd, 2009 | 1 Comment
Carrying a Tripod
Obviously, this isn’t a rocket science blanket recommendation, but something to think about if you are likely to face lighting conditions that will require a super slow shutter speed. On the contrary, packing a tripod can slow you down, be awkwardly bulky, and certainly identifies you to everyone around you as a photographer. In its favor, you can make exposures as long as you like and keep the camera locked onto a view for which you might want to vary the settings.
Everyone has their own preferences for style of tripod, but the light, strong materials like carbon fiber,...
Taking the Moon’s Image With a Handheld Shot
Posted by Prince Vasquez in Photography Tips and Lesson, Technicals Dec 2nd, 2009 | 2 Comments
It is almost impossible for me to shoot hand-held to take the moon’s image at a really sharp focus. How I wish I could do it myself. If you want to try, go ahead. But I wouldn’t sweat it if I were you.
I have learned that to capture the image of the moon, you should equip your camera with a minimum of 200 mm lens. (Thanks to stopshootingauto.com ) Generally, the longer your lens can reach, the better. If you would like to increase your lens’ focal length without buying a whole new lens, you can opt to use teleconverters. Teleconverters come in different specs, some with 1.4 and...
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