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Cliff's Corner 2 -
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Cliff's Corner 3
Tip 1: There is often a narrow window
of time for that perfect
photo before
the scene, lighting or weather condition changes.
Keep your camera
handy at all times
for these opportunities.
Tip 2: Rather than just grabbing your camera and snapping a picture, put a little thought into the overall
scene and what you want from it, then frame it and shoot.
You will often be rewarded with a great photo rather than an average
one. Tip 3: Carry a small camera with you. Some of the photos on
the following pages were taken with the small Sony I carry in my belt
case because I never know when a one-time shot will present itself. The
following pages will show what can be done with some thought and
preparation. As you will see, the results can be
quite satisfying. |
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1. Oregon Coast - Tip: Look for unusual conditions, like this misty
morning on
the coast.
2. Pensacola Beach, FL - Tip: Look for opportunities to shoot backlit scenes
& closeups for dramatic effect.
1. Outer Banks, NC - Tip: A close-up like this can be interesting in
itself.
2. Monument Valley, UT - Tip: Include the highway from a low angle to
emphasize a driving vacation.
1. Outer Banks, NC - Tip: Look for contrasting scenes, like this marsh
framed by surrounding trees.
2. Grand Canyon, AZ - Tip: Wait around for the sun to go down for dramatic
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