Posts Tagged ‘People photography’

How to Improve your Street Photography

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A picture can tell a thousand stories and being a street photographer is one of the most rewarding things that you could ever do.

Ever since the first camera was designed photographers have been recording our world. Each individual capturing their own different style.

Some shoot candid, some shoot with black and white some like to interact with their subject. But all are doing the same thing and that is recording our history.

Large pedestrian crossing street photograph
It Takes Time by Imahinasyon Photography on flickr (licensed CC-BY)

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Written by Guest

May 9th, 2012 at 11:07 am

Street Photography Tips

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Street photography involves capturing the everyday life around us, usually people, but sometimes also buildings and vehicles. It is especially popular in cities, given the large amount of subject matter available for street photography there.

When practicing street photography, it is best to get to know the areas where you are shooting, rather than visiting a different area every day. Typically the best areas are those with lots of people, for example, city centers and locations near bus and train stations work well.

Rainy Rush Hour...
Rainy Rush Hour... by 85mm.ch on flickr (licensed CC-BY)

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Written by Discover Digital Photography

December 10th, 2011 at 1:43 pm

Portrait Photography Tips For Beautiful Portraits

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The skills to take great portraits will depend on after having a few essential "rules" I've reduced to those portrait photography tips. Even if you're just starting out, following these pointers may help you in improving your portraits.

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November 25th, 2011 at 11:44 am

Portrait Photography Tips

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Author: Heather

Portrait photography is one of the most popular forms of the art. Whether it is a picture taken in a formal studio setting or something set in a more casual scene, you will always want to capture your subject in the best possible way. However, that can be quite a challenge so here are some tips to help you improve your portrait photography skills.

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Written by Guest

June 11th, 2011 at 5:00 am