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How to Take High Key Photos

High key photography is characterized by an abundance of light and minimal shadows. It's all about reducing the tonal range by minimising the contrast in a very bright environment. Ideally the...

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How to Take Low Key Photos Indoors And Outdoors

Low key photographs are characterised by dark, gloomy lighting that only partially illuminates the subject adding mystery and drama. There is a prevailing presence of dark or muted tones and negative...

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How to Capture Motion Blur in Photography!

Motion blur is unfocussed movement captured in a photograph. It has many forms and there are many techniques to achieving it. It can transform a dull, static image into something much more exciting...

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How Do You Get Lens Flare in Photography?

Lens flares, sometimes called sun flares can be used to add drama to a photograph. They can make your photographs look very cinematic like the road movies of the 1970's such as Easy Rider. They can...

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link to Infrared Photography With Filter on DSLR

Infrared Photography With Filter on DSLR

This can produce some of the most surreal-looking images of all of the styles of photography. The pictures created through this process can look unearthly and strange. It's a slightly involved...

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Freeze Moving Objects While Blurring The Background

We've all seen those great photos of fast-moving objects apparently frozen and sharp but on a motion-blurred background conveying the idea of speed and movement. How is it done though? It's an...

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