Category Archives: Tips and Tricks

A Macro Photography Idea – LOVE

You can see the heart shape which is the symbol of love as we all know in the picture above. But what was the subject I used to shoot this? Read on to find out.

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Simple Tips To Preserve Your Family Photographs

What are the family possessions that you treasure the most? It could be many things definitely and different families may have different things that they treasure the most. But have you thought about photographs as one of the most treasured family possessions too? I am sure many of you will say yes, but there could...

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Shoot the Unusual

I shot these dry rose’s leaves after they have been in my room for few weeks. The leaves had dried and the color had changed to light brown / a bit orange. I bumped up the contrast slightly during post processing to enhance the color. The background was just a plain white fabric and shot...

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10 Travel Portraits Tips

How can I take pictures of strangers while on holiday?

Traveling always opens a world of opportunities for us to see many different things. Different foods, different landscape, different cityscape, different culture and many local peoples. What do you photograph the most? Some will say the cityscape and the landscape. Some will say they photograph the...

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10 Children Photography Tips

I am sure you may have other tips that work better for you and I am sure that there are more than just 10. But, I am sharing here what I usually do and hopefully this will help those who want to take better pictures of their children. Few of the tips below are applicable...

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Embrace the Noise

Shooting at high ISO is sometimes necessary, especially when shooting in low light condition and if you are like me, prefer not to use flash. Bumping up the ISO to 800, 1600 or even 3200 is fine if that helps you achieve a higher shutter speed to help freeze the subject and reduce the handshake....

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