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This is not a geometry lesson but the value of this triangle is immense as it gives you the tools to create the perfect exposure. And the perfect exposure is what we all aim at. So how does this exposure triangle help you create the perfect photograph? Let’s take a look at how to create perfection.

Many of us who have dabbled in photography have heard the terms called the golden mean or two thirds rule. These are rules discovered by the early Greeks not because they decided to make rules but because it looks very pleasing to the eye. If it looks good and there is a logical reason then why not create a rule and help replicate it. So here’s how to compose an image, successfully.

I am asked this question all the time by people I come into contact with as a photography teacher. Everyone wants to take a better photo. The question is never, how to become a professional or photojournalist, just a better photo taker. The more I am asked this question the more I answer that it is so simple if you follow a few easy steps. The pros do it all the time so why can’t you?

In photography composition is everything. Where you place the various elements and how they relate to each other creates a ‘wow’ image or relegates your photo to the mediocre. How to create a composition that will turn heads and make you proud is the holy grail of photography. Of course there are different strokes for different folks, but, it all boils down to the same thing, composition.

You wake up in the morning pick up your camera. It’s a beautiful day and you have no idea what images to shoot. You have the equivalent of writers block and it doesn’t feel good. What do you do? All of us reach this stage at some time in our lives. Here’s how to get creative gain.

You’ve just returned from the 1 hour photo shop with a pack of your prints or you’re having a look on your computer monitor and what do you see? The image that you saw on your LCD isn’t as sharp as you thought. The problem? Slight movement as you pressed the shutter. How do we prevent this?

The question we have to answer when asked by a newbie photographer, “What camera do I buy”, is almost as complex as the answer to the question of life. There are just so many factors that have to be considered, which is why it’s important to look at a few keys to buying the right camera for you. 1.

After the holidays you may either be too tired to take another image or just made a New Year’s resolution to use that expensive camera you just received for Christmas. Either way we need to keep creative and maintain the photography flow. Unless you keep shooting on a regular basis you will not improve an image, learn to be more creative or follow your photo dreams. Here’s how to keep creative.

Do you know what a panoramic snapshot is and how to do it? You will after reading this article. You’ll see how easy it really is to capture an entire landscape that seems to always be too large to fit inside your camera’s LCD display.

Aperture and shutter speed settings can be a thing of mystery when you first begin using a Digital SLR. However, it is more than worth your while to consider a photography course online to teach you how to master these key aspects. Using automatic settings can be fine for many situations, but imagine the power you have when you are in total control of your camera, rather than the other way round. No longer do you need to make do with a photograph that you thought was the best your camera could produce – having control over aperture and shutter means you can always make the most of challenging conditions.

Tired of all your family and friend photos looking like zombies with red-eyes? The problem isn’t that zombies have taken over, the problem is your on-camera flash. Red-eye is caused by your flash bouncing off the retina of your subjects eyes.

How much do you really know about the various wedding photography services? There are a lot of questions that should be answered by the individual photographer you hire, but more than likely you are going ask these questions to your friends with the expectation of them being answered correctly.