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03-27-2002, 04:25 AM
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Photography Tips : For All Content NewB's & Vets
Nice lil site i found with poses and so on when shooting models
www.photographytips.com just thought i would share
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Thanks Keev!!!
Pretty interesting stuff all told. It seems like the guy knows what he is talking about ... but he doesn't get to the point very fast. Nice site... easy navigation ... but I can't seem to get an answer. What is good lighting? and in the people section, what is the right way to pose the people? and what are the rules of picture composition? I surfed (skimmed, really) the sections...but couldn't find the answers? They say digital and standard photography are similiar ...but have some differences...what are they? how do they affect picture taking? ~Brett |
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