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Sunny 16 Rule for Macro
Sometimes I like a black background because it helps to isolate the subject -very handy in situations where the background might ruin the shot because theres just too much going on. But what about those situations where you want to show the subject in its natural environment? When shooting close-ups its easy: Just set you camera to shutter or aperture priority and use a little flash for fill (about -1 1/3 to -2 FEC). The range of exposures will be limited by the amount of natural light and the ISO you want to use, but youll get even lighting throughout the frame.
But what if you dont want to be limited by the availabl

Macro Technique Tutorial
Ive been asked a couple of times to do a tutorial on macro photography, and Ive given a few "quick and dirty" explanations on various forums. But its easier to write about it formally in an article and just point someone to a link. So here goes :)
Disclaimer: I am not the last word, nor in my humble opinion is anyone the last word, on any photographic discipline! There are many different ways to take a photo, and I really dont think that any technique is inherently wrong -just different. In this article Im going to explain how I shoot macro and hopefully there will be something that you can use. The important th

Shooting Butterflies Tutorial
As beautiful as they are fragile, butterflies are one of my favorite subjects to shoot and one of the most difficult to get close to in the wild. Im often asked how I get so close to them and here is what Ive learned.
Shoot them when they are distracted.
Like all insects, butterflies are more likely to stay put if they are occupied. Go looking for them early in the morning when they are trying to dry out from the previous nights dew, feeding, or mating. In the heat of the day they are very active and less likely to let you get close.
Dont act like a snake.
Predators, like snakes and lizards, move slowly when
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I think it's quite complete
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Literally all the features rock, it's hard to pick which are the best!
and even your own resources are pretty sweet!
La collection est superbe, je vais la mettre en favoris sur Mozilla (^_^)
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Ca a dû te prendre un temps fou pour réunir tout cela! Respect^^
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Thanks a lot for the feature. The collection is very beautiful and complet. I love it <3 I add this web page in my favorites for Mozilla (^_^)
- Marjolein -
thank you so much for featuring me too
and great job!! i'm sure you worked like hell for this
imi place la nebunie articolul , e foarte amanuntit