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Photographing Waterfalls

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Waterfalls are a staple subject in the portfolio of landscape photographers. One reason I enjoy them is also one of my main "rules": there are at least five different ways to interpret a scene. Waterfalls make finding the options easy, because simply changing shutter speeds will provide several different interpretations.
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Hot Tips for Shooting Cool Waterfalls by Photographic
You're standing in front of one of the most amazing spectacles of nature, wondering how you're going to photograph it. You may be asking, "will
Nature Photos: The Case for a Longer Lens by MSN Photos
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Sunrise/Sunset Photography by Apogee Photo
Rule One: Protect your eyes! Rule Two: Remember Rule One! Unfortunately, no one told me about Rule One when I began my photography, and I wasn't
Nature Photography by Short Courses
Nature photography is one of the more enjoyable fields of photography. Unlike golf that makes "... a good walk spoiled" (Mark Twain) it enhances
Patterns in Nature by Vivid Light Photography
Over the past few years, I've written on many different subjects, everything from basic photography to advanced techniques. Photography attracts
Pro Tips for Great Nature Images by MSN Photos
Ask any group of photo enthusiasts about their favorite subject, and most will reply "nature." That's understandable, since the outdoor world
Photographing Waterfalls by Outdoorphoto
Water is life. The existence of nearly everything living is critically linked to its availability. In and near the streams, rivers and oceans
Photographing Waterfalls by Apogee Photo
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"Flying Flowers." Photographing Butterflies by Apogee Photo
I once heard butterflies referred to as “flying flowers.” I don’t know who coined that description, but it’s accurate. The delicate little
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