Posts Tagged ‘Winter photography tips’

Winter Photography Tips

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Winter time can be quite cold, which might put you off going out with your camera. But this time of year brings with it photographic opportunities not available at other times of year. So wrap up warm and brave the cold to grab some great shots.

Snow and water
Snow and water by Tambako the Jaguar on flickr (licensed CC-BY-ND)

In this article I'll share a few tips about shooting in cold weather, and how to make the most of what the winter season offers.

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January 10th, 2013 at 11:27 am

Abstract Macro Photography Tips & Ideas

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Abstract photography can be used to create an image that conveys some combination of shape, lines, form, and color, without conveying a specific object or scene. A good way to find interesting abstract compositions can be to focus in tightly on detail of an object, rather than photographing the object itself.

With a close-up or macro lens, virtually any subject can be used to create an abstract composition. You just need to look at it closely, in a way that you wouldn't normally.

Close-up photo of a grater
Close-up photo of a grater

In this article I'll share some ideas of good subjects for abstract macro photography, along with some photographic tips.

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